208: Dr. Sue Johnson on Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)

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  Your mammalian brain is wired to be totally lit up by bonding conversations.

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  They're full of survival significance.

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  Your brain is just wired to go, oh, wow.

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  And to feel joy and to hold onto that experience.

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  I mean,

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  it's the epitomizes what we call the corrective emotional experience is to have a bonding experience with someone who's important to you in a session.

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  Foreign therapist couch, the podcast for couples therapists,

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  marriage counselors and relationship coaches to explore the practice of couples therapy.

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  And now your host, Shane Burkle, everybody.

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  Welcome back to the couples therapist couch.

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  This is your host, Shane Burkle,

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  and this is the podcast that's all about the practice of couple couples therapy.

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  Thank you so much for tuning in.

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  Again, I have some really sad news many of you have probably heard already,

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  but the founder of emotionally focused therapy, Dr. Sue Johnson, has passed away.

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  And she was truly a leader in, in the field and an inspiration for so many therapists.

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  And I didn't have a personal relationship with her.

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  She came on and did an interview about four and a half or five years ago.

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  I'm actually going to share that with you today in her honor.

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  But I know many of you had a personal relationship with her.

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