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Case Presentation

Outline
Overview

Outline for trainee presentations:

In order to receive total credit for advanced core skills training, the participant needs to present once during the 4 weekends. The presentation can be in video or audio form. Audiotapes must be accompanied by a transcript of 15 minutes of the session.

Each presentation will be one hour long. During this hour – the therapist will present the case for 10-15 minutes (outline to follow), show a clip of 15-20 minutes of the session, and allow for 20 minutes for discussion and questions. It is not required that the case is specific to the Steps being discussed but the case must be a session that is EFT in orientation.

For the case presentation the following needs to be covered:

1. Who is the couple – ages, work, marital status, children, previous marriages
2. What is the presenting problem? What is the history behind the presenting problem? Previous therapy experience
3. Relationship history – previous attachment injuries
4. Attachment history – family of origin, sense of secure attachment, previous trauma or significant life events
5. Where is this session in the EFT process – # of sessions to date, what Stage and Steps are the couple working – cycle definition – change events?
6. What are your questions for this session – For example, where are the stuck places, what needs to happen next? What interventions do you find difficult?
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