MFT-6105: Couples and Sex Therapy

Cardona, B., Bedi, R. P., & Crookston, B.J. (2019). Choosing love over tradition: Lived experiences of Asian Indian marriages. The Family Journal, 27(3), 278-286.
This article examines culture as a mitigating factor in establishing rules within the relationship.

Couples boundaries: Rigid, permeable and transparent.
(2017). Anonymous. Milton H. Erickson Foundation. .
An hour-long video that discusses boundaries in relationships and sex therapy.

Motter, B. L., & Softas-Nall, L. (2021). Experiences of transgender couples navigating one partner’s transition: Love is gender blind. The Family Journal, 29(1), 60-71.
A qualitative study about how the rules and experiences can change in relationships.

Brigance, C. A., Brown, E. C., & Cottone, R. R. (2021). Therapeutic intervention for couples experiencing infertility: An emotionally focused couples therapy approach. The Family Journal, 29(1),72-79.
This article shares specifics about EFT and how EFT could be applied when working with couples experiencing infertility.

Allan, R. (2016). The use of Emotionally Focused Therapy with separated or divorced couples. Canadian Journal of Counselling & Psychotherapy, 50, S62–S79.
Researchers explore how to apply EFT to divorced or separated couples. This article presents EFT techniques and the importance of healing injuries for the sake of children involved.