"The required resilience of being marginalized:”: LGBTQ + client experiences of Emotionally Focused Therapy

Caitlin Edwards; Robert Allan

"The required resilience of being marginalized:”: LGBTQ + client experiences of Emotionally Focused Therapy

Caitlin Edwards
, Robert Allan

School of Psychology

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review

Abstract

Aimed to assess how EFT can be adapted to meet the unique needs, therapeutic preferences, and lived experiences of LGBTQ + relationships.
Provides the first first-person account of LGBTQ + clients using an attachment-based evidenced based treatment (EBT).

Original language	English
Publication status	Unpublished - 2024
Event	2024 QTAN Virtual Conference - Online Duration: 26 Jul 2024 → 28 Jul 2024

Conference

Conference	2024 QTAN Virtual Conference
Period	26/07/24 → 28/07/24

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