Anxiety (GAD) explained by Emotion-Focused Therapy

In this video, Les Greenberg explains how Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT) finds the underlying core pain of different forms of anxiety.
This video is an excerpt taken from two training videos featuring Les, available to purchase at the following links:
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This material includes an EFT therapy session, commentary about the session from Les Greenberg and 40 minutes of bonus content.

[@ambur3533]

You have the most soothing voice. It would be nice to have you as a therapist

[@JD.yahthatsme]

South African

[@gabrielmello3476]

Great psychologist. He understands the underlying processes involved in GAD. Thanks 👍

[@marywolfe6598]

Anxiety is a fear that grips you. As an adult child if an alcoholic my needs were not met. I spent a lot of time alone. I even had to call the cops because my dad split his head open on the corner of a dresser because he fell asleep sitting up in bed because he was drunk.

[@MediCali951]

It makes everything worse when you are physically alone and no one to turn to for support

[@neetaarora7908]

Somehow we hold it such emotions and experiences which further get reinforced.... and how to release, unhook from them?

[@noodlemaker8700]

Think about how much you would be worried about losing your job if you were absolutely confident 100%, that your friends, family, and spouse, would all stick with you through it, no matter what. Fear of abandonment is at the core of hypervigilance to threat.

[@lilysassoon824]

So how do you get rid of the core emotion of loneliness

[@Dd94949]

How do you, then, correct core shame? What is the best or most efficient way? Using emotion?