VIDEO: Sue Johnson Explains Attachment Theory in 9 Minutes

In this clip from the 2020 Networker Virtual Conference, EFT originator Sue Johnson explains the core tenets of attachment theory.
Check out more Symposium keynote clips, articles from Sue, and other content at www.psychotherapynetworker.org.

[@ourearthlyjourney5658]

If current psychologists would integrate more of Dr. Sue Johnson's work into their practice, I think there would be a lot less depression and anxiety in the world. Her work is so important! I am a huge, huge fan of hers. Listening to her videos helps to validate me more than any other current psychological practices. She's spot on correct! We are hard-wired for connection. Why don't more psychologists realize this?

[@tommac21]

Psychologist are frauds and scam artist. And there would be more depression. Not only did she not help.she cost them precious time and money. Don't people realize these people just listen and give an opinion. As a bartender for 38 years I'll bet I've helped more people then her

[@tommac21]

If psychologist would just shut their trap. And admit psychology is a scam and nothing but an opinion. There is absolutely no psychology involved in relationships. These people know just as much as you or I on the subject. People cab study it until the end off the world yet nobody will ever understand what makes them work or Mt. We all know the basics it's just a matter of applying them

[@sereneamani1713]

@@tommac21 And how is your comment NOT an OPINION? "We all know the basics it's just a matter of applying them ". From where or whom did WE all learn the basics? And why is what WE ALL KNOW, NOT being applied? What's YOUR OPINION?

[@artisticagi]

6:20 Fearful Avoidants are trauma survivors- flip between fearful and anxious
Yes true I survived an abusive traumatic relationship
9:00 the coach’s face after landing a exercise is used to balance

[@debrasnook4714]

7:38 BQ Can you remember a time when Anybody in your life gave you support ? A time when you felt powerful ? Confident ? Tell me about that... > positive moment of attachment

[@jaredvaughan1665]

I think Sue is an INFJ

[@gSWG3R]

Meyers Briggs personality test is pseudoscience. No such thing as an INFJ.

[@tommac21]

Anyone can have a theory. Or an opinion. What makes hers right. She knows no more then then the next person

[@sdearing6375]

Balderdash

[@charles360]

why do you say that?

[@sherylmccollum895]

Lol oh it's all true. I've lived and am living it

[@sethtenrec]

@@charles360just a lonely troll, don’t feed them.