To Pass or Not to Pass: Mastering the Art of Enactments
With EFT Supervisors Megan Jones and Julia Conroy
When: Friday, October 6, 2026; 8:30am - 1:30pm
Where: Online (via Zoom)
CEs: 4 Available (NBCC)
Cost: $150
Early bird cost of $125 until January 1
Refund Policy: 80% refund up to one month prior to training, no refund after one month prior to training
About the Training:
While enactments are emphasized as a pivotal part of the EFT couples' process, there is a lot of confusion around how to set up the most attuned enactments that will lead to the corrective emotional experiences we are looking for. Megan and Julia are putting to practice their almost 20 years of combined years of EFT experience to clarify how to best set up your clients for success in their enactments. We will be considering the different steps and stages and how enactments can best be adjusted to meet the clients where they are and promote more flexibility in the couples' future conversations.
Participants will be able to...
1. Identify the different purposes for facilitating enactments.
2. Recognize how the clients' presentation (highly escalated, more emotionally available, etc.) should adjust the goals for our enactments.
3. Gain additional language for how to set couples up for success in facilitating the enactments and processing them.
4. Practice basic skills for facilitating corrective emotional experiences.
*Must have completed Externship
About Our Trainers
Megan Jones, EFCT Supervisor
Megan Jones has a passion for helping individuals and marriages and encouraging other therapists along their EFT journey. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Marriage and Family Therapist. She has been a Certified Emotionally Focused Therapist for 10 years and is also a Certified EFCT Supervisor. Megan currently serves as the AREFT Community President and assists in facilitating EFT trainings throughout Arkansas.
Dr. Julia Conroy, EFCT Supervisor-in-Training
Julia Conroy is passionate about the securing relational bonds to improve emotional regulation strategies. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor and a certified EFT therapist and supervisor-in-training. She serves as an adjunct professor at the University of Arkansas, leads a research team at the Arkansas EFT Center to understand the physiological impacts of the EFT counseling process, and is the administrator for Arkansas EFT community.
