Susan M. Johnson, one of the most influential figures in couple therapy of the 21st century and creator of Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), expands her therapeutic approach beyond the couple's relationship, applying it to individual and family therapy.

This book is the culmination of fifty years of scientific research and clinical practice on Attachment Theory. It presents a coherent, structured intervention model, focusing on the therapeutic power of emotional connection. Through theoretical chapters, detailed case studies, and transcribed sessions, the step-by-step journey of therapy is revealed. The intervention techniques respond directly to the emotional needs and relational patterns of the clients, offering effective tools for addressing anxiety, depression, and discomfort in interpersonal relationships. Each chapter concludes with exercises and questions, enhancing reflection and connection to clinical practice.

This is not only a valuable guide for mental health professionals but also a resource for anyone who wishes to gain a deeper understanding of the intrapersonal processes and mechanisms that govern human relationships.