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Becoming an EFT Therapist Transforms YOU! (For Students & Licensed Therapists)

This course explores what often goes unspoken in EFT training—the transformation that happens within the therapist. It is based on research done by Carol Conrad (2014) in which she examined therapist development in EFT including parallel process, where increased competence is associated with greater personal attachment security, self-compassion, and emotional capacity. While Emotionally Focused Therapy offers a powerful, research-based model for creating change in relationships, it also invites a parallel process of personal and professional growth. As you learn to track emotion, shape interactions, and create corrective emotional experiences, you are also developing a deeper capacity to stay present, respond with intention, and engage more fully in both your clinical work and your own relationships.

CourseBy Dr. Debi Gilmore LMFT

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Breaking the Cycle of Pornography Addiction: From Addiction to Connection with the ATTUNE Model (For General Public & Therapists)

This course offers a compassionate, research-informed pathway for healing from pornography addiction through the ATTUNE Model—a six-phase, attachment-based approach to lasting change. Rather than focusing only on behavior or willpower, this course helps you understand the deeper emotional and relational roots of compulsive sexual behavior. Through the lens of attachment, pornography use is reframed as a coping strategy for unmet needs, emotional disconnection, and nervous system dysregulation. Throughout the course, participants will learn how healing happens not through shame or control, but through emotional awareness, regulation, and connection. This is not just about stopping a behavior—it is about becoming more connected, more regulated, and more whole.

CourseBy Dr. Debi Gilmore LMFT

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Introduction to the Model of EFT (For Students & Licensed Therapists )

Therapists who work with couples know that the negative interaction cycle—not the presenting problem—is what keeps partners disconnected and distressed. Helping couples move out of this cycle and into emotionally safe connection is one of the most challenging aspects of couple therapy. As a Certified EFT Therapist and Supervisor, I understand the challenge of learning the model of EFT. A course such as this one can launch you into a much smoother process and is invaluable as a preview of the EFT Externship course. This course simplifies and teaches therapists the basic principles of EFT including the foundational roots of the model, the expansion into three modalities including EFCT, EFFT, and EFIT, the importance of attachment theory, the difference between primary and secondary emotions, the power of experiential learning and how to height and expand and process emotion. The final module offers an overview of next steps to help you transition smoothly to the formal trainings.

CourseBy Dr. Debi Gilmore LMFT

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Living with Loss: A Gentle Path Through Grief (General Public & Therapists)

Grief is not something we “get over.” It is something we learn to carry with tenderness and meaning. This course offers a compassionate, structured approach to understanding grief, honoring loss, and learning how to live again while holding what has been lost. This is not about fixing grief or rushing healing. It is about making room for pain, restoring emotional safety, and reconnecting with life—at your own pace.

CourseBy Dr. Debi Gilmore LMFT

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Relationship Repair Following Betrayal: An Attachment-Based Healing Course (General Public & Therapists)

Betrayal can feel like an emotional earthquake—shattering trust, safety, and the sense of “us” in a relationship. Whether the betrayal involved infidelity, secrecy, broken promises, or emotional disconnection, the pain that follows is real and deeply destabilizing. This online course offers a compassionate, structured path for couples who want to heal after betrayal. Grounded in attachment-based therapy, the course helps partners understand why betrayal wounds so deeply, how trust is damaged, and what is required to repair emotional safety. Rather than rushing forgiveness or minimizing pain, couples are guided step by step toward accountability, empathy, and reconnection. This course is designed for couples who are hurting but still hoping—those who want to move forward with greater clarity, honesty, and a renewed sense of secure connection.

CourseBy Dr. Debi Gilmore LMFT

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Scrolling for Connection: An Attachment-Based Approach to Breaking the Technology Cycle

This course offers an attachment-based understanding of technology use and compulsive patterns, moving beyond surface-level solutions into the deeper emotional and relational needs underneath behavior. Rather than focusing on willpower or restriction, this course helps you explore: • Why you reach • What your behavior is doing for you • And how to create more meaningful, lasting change This is not about removing technology. It’s about understanding your relationship with it—and finding your way back to connection.

CourseBy Dr. Debi Gilmore LMFT

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