NORTHERN CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY FOR EMOTIONALLY FOCUSED THERAPY
EIN 46-0926964 · Mental Health Treatment (F30)
What they do
1. Arranged Annual Meeting and Quarterly Trainings to Promote and Support The Learning of The Emotionally Focused Therapy EFT for NCCEFT Members and Non-members. CPE is Available for These Events. The Annual Program Also Included A Demonstration and Overview to Participants of The Building A Lasting Connection: One Step At A Time Developed By Rebecca Jorgensen PhD and Debi Gilmore PhD. This is The Only Couples Program That Weaves Attachment and Experiential Learning Into One Course That Provides An Actual Connection System A Systematic Way to Communicate for Closeness On Topics for Couples That Matter; Decision Making Differences Affection and Sexual Intimacy Exploring Roles and Developing Goals. One of The Key Founding Members Julie Hawks Was Also Honored for Her Decades of Service and Support At NCCEFT.
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ContactTRICIA TIUTANCFO
In care of% JAMIE BACHMAN
Mailing address775 E BLITHEDALE AVE PMB 625, MILL VALLEY, CA 94941-1554
Main phone(650) 204-0959 Emailncceftinfo@gmail.comSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- July 2014
- County
- Marin
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