/lp/wiley/the-experience-of-learning-eft-in-spanish-speaking-countries-a-multi-Eahzd50bLB
References (28)
-
J. Sandberg, Andrea Knestel, L. Schade (2013)
From Head to Heart: A Report on Clinicians’ Perceptions of the Impact of Learning Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy on Their Personal and Professional LivesJournal of Couple & Relationship Therapy, 12
-
J. Parra-Cardona, D. Busby (2006)
Exploring Relationship Functioning in Premarital Caucasian and Latino/a Couples: Recognizing and Valuing Cultural Differences*Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 37
-
Héctor Fernández-Álvarez (2017)
PSICOTERAPIA EN UN MUNDO EMERGENTE. EL PAISAJE DE AMÉRICA LATINARevista Argentina De Clinica Psicologica
-
A. Bachelor (2013)
Clients' and therapists' views of the therapeutic alliance: similarities, differences and relationship to therapy outcome.Clinical psychology & psychotherapy, 20 2
-
J. Sandberg (2011)
Introduction to the special section on Learning Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy.Journal of marital and family therapy, 37 4
-
R. Díaz-Loving (2005)
Emergence and contributions of a Latin American indigenous social psychologyInternational Journal of Psychology, 40
-
Brent Bradley, James Furrow (2004)
Toward a mini-theory of the blamer softening event: tracking the moment-by-moment process.Journal of marital and family therapy, 30 2
-
J. Corbin (2017)
Grounded theoryThe Journal of Positive Psychology, 12
-
J. Sandberg, D. Busby, Susan Johnson, Keitaro Yoshida (2012)
The brief accessibility, responsiveness, and engagement (BARE) scale: a tool for measuring attachment behavior in couple relationships.Family process, 51 4
-
James Furrow, S. Edwards, Yok Choi, Brent Bradley (2012)
Therapist presence in emotionally focused couple therapy blamer softening events: promoting change through emotional experience.Journal of marital and family therapy, 38 Suppl 1
-
(2018)
La pareja reconstitutida: un desafío para los terapeutas de pareja [The remarried couple: A challenge for couple therapists] -
Adrian Rodriguez, Paul Ratanasiripong, Diane Hayashino, Angela Locks (2014)
The Effects of Attachment and Acculturation on Latino College Students’ Relationship Satisfaction With a Close FriendJournal of Hispanic Higher Education, 13
-
E. Karam, A. Blow, D. Sprenkle, Sean Davis (2015)
Strengthening the systemic ties that bind: integrating common factors into marriage and family therapy curricula.Journal of marital and family therapy, 41 2
-
Mike Friedman, Steven Rholes, J. Simpson, M. Bond, Ronoldo Diaz-Loving, Clare Chan (2010)
Attachment avoidance and the cultural fit hypothesis: A cross-cultural investigationPersonal Relationships, 17
-
P. Greenman, M. Young, Susan Johnson (2009)
Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy with Intercultural Couples -
Y. Lincoln, E. Guba, J. Pilotta (1985)
Naturalistic inquiry: Beverly Hills, CA: Sage Publications, 1985, 416 pp., $25.00 (Cloth)International Journal of Intercultural Relations, 9
-
Susan Johnson, Andrea Wittenborn (2012)
New research findings on emotionally focused therapy: introduction to special section.Journal of marital and family therapy, 38 Suppl 1
-
L. Marks (2015)
A Pragmatic, Step-by-Step Guide for Qualitative Methods: Capturing the Disaster and Long-Term Recovery Stories of Katrina and RitaCurrent Psychology, 34
-
(2015)
La terapia de pareja en la práctica clínica: un modelo de terapia e intervención [Couple therapy in clinical practice: A model for therapy and intervention] -
Tak-Lam Wong, P. Greenman, Valérie Beaudoin (2018)
“Hold Me Tight”: The Generalizability of an Attachment-Based Group Intervention to Chinese Canadian CouplesJournal of Couple & Relationship Therapy, 17
-
J. Sandberg, Andrea Knestel (2011)
The experience of learning Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy.Journal of marital and family therapy, 37 4
-
Carlos Pérez, Matthew Brown, J. Whiting, S. Harris (2013)
Experiences of Latino Couples in Relationship EducationThe Family Journal, 21
-
S. Wiebe, Susan Johnson (2016)
A Review of the Research in Emotionally Focused Therapy for Couples.Family process, 55 3
-
Melissa Moser, Susan Johnson, Tracy Dalgleish, S. Wiebe, G. Tasca (2018)
The Impact of Blamer-softening on Romantic Attachment in Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy.Journal of marital and family therapy, 44 4
-
D. Tilley, G. Palmer (2013)
Enactments in emotionally focused couple therapy: shaping moments of contact and change.Journal of marital and family therapy, 39 3
-
Michelle Montagno, Mira Svatovic, H. Levenson (2011)
Short-term and long-term effects of training in emotionally focused couple therapy: professional and personal aspects.Journal of marital and family therapy, 37 4
-
J. Parra-Cardona, David Córdova, Kendal Holtrop, A. Escobar-Chew, Sheena Horsford (2009)
Culturally informed emotionally focused therapy with Latino/a immigrant couples -
S. Wiebe, Susan Johnson, M. Lafontaine, Melissa Moser, Tracy Dalgleish, G. Tasca (2017)
Two-Year Follow-up Outcomes in Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy: An Investigation of Relationship Satisfaction and Attachment Trajectories.Journal of marital and family therapy, 43 2
- Publisher
- Wiley
- Copyright
- © 2020 American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy
- ISSN
- 0194-472X
- eISSN
- 1752-0606
- DOI
- 10.1111/jmft.12383
- Publisher site
- See Article on Publisher Site
Abstract
This study is a multi‐national follow‐up to the original (Sandberg and Knestel (2011) Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, 37, 393–410) article on the process of learning Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy (EFT). A total of 102 clinicians from nine Spanish‐speaking countries (Mexico, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Spain, Colombia, Argentina, Chile, Ecuador, and El Salvador) participated in the study. A comparison of results across the two studies revealed more similarities than differences. However, a few notable differences emerged from responses to qualitative questions, namely a heightened sense of appreciation for and resonance with the focus on core emotion in EFT and less frequent reports of difficulty learning and adapting to the model among Spanish‐speaking therapists. These differences were consistent with common cultural values and forms of expression in Latin America and Spain. Results are discussed in terms of training, supervision, and future research as well.
Journal
Journal of Marital and Family Therapy – Wiley
Published: Apr 1, 2020