E(f)FECTS
Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy (Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy)
essay The University of Navarra, at partnership with Brigham Young University (BYU) in the United States, is carrying out the first randomized clinical trial inemotionally focused therapy in Spanish-speaking countries.
Emotion-focused therapy is a couple therapy model developed by Dr. Susan Johnson (University of Ottawa, Canada), which has had broad empirical support through clinical trials conducted with American and Canadian couples. However, there is no research with couples at language in Spain.
The study is being carried out in five countries: Spain, Mexico, Guatemala, Argentina and Costa Rica. The participants are 17 therapists and ten supervisors from 11 different countries, and a team of research made up of professors and researchers from five universities located in three countries: Spain, Canada and the USA.
This study has been inscribed at the Clinical Trial Official Register from the Federal Government of The United States under the number NCT04277325.
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Testimonials
In this section, we present data about the emotionally focused therapy model and testimonies from couples who have undergone therapy with one of the therapists involved in the E(f)FECTS project.
Emotionally focused therapy is 1 of 2 unique models in the couple’s therapy world classified as evidence-based treatment.
This therapy is backed by eight randomized clinical trials and dozens of studies that indicate that this couple’s therapy model notably improves relationships.
"We did other therapies before, but with this one I discovered how to express my emotions in a way that makes me feel closer than ever to my partner and that is wonderful."
Martín, Spain
"We learned more about ourselves and our emotions, and that, despite how we are feeling from one day to the next, we have deeper feelings, mainly love and the desire to be together and connect. I feel a huge change."
Daiana, Argentina
The therapy has a 73% effectiveness rate and 90% satisfaction score.
62% of couples continue to improve or maintain their improvements two years after completing this therapy, according to follow-up studies.
"This therapy has allowed me to recognize my own feelings and emotions, to reconstruct and nurture the relationship between me and my partner.”
Lorena, Mexico
"This therapy has helped my inner light shine in an indescribable way, which allows me to unconditionally support my partner."
Leslie, Guatemala
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