It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Dr. Sue Johnson on April 23, 2024. Dr. Johnson was a beloved teacher, therapist, author, and the pioneering innovator of Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT). Her remarkable contributions have left an indelible mark on the field of therapy and the lives of countless individuals, couples, and families worldwide. She was also a cherished friend whose warmth and wisdom profoundly touched all who knew her.
As an academic, I was taught to qualify every statement and never assume to really “know” anything for sure. I am now going to break that rule. Addressing Clinicians As a clinician speaking to other clinicians, I want to ask: What are you seeking in a therapy model?
In the quaint haven of a 1950s English pub, class distinctions blurred as a diverse cast of characters painted the canvas of my childhood. Amid sausages and port, laughter and tears, the pub became a microcosm of tolerance and acceptance. Reflecting on those days, I ponder the echoes of unity lost in today's divisive landscape, yearning for a return to the simplicity of genuine fellow feeling.
"In the heart of 'Beacon Wood,' where magic dances with nature, two unlikely friends, Edgar the contemplative crow and Elouise the confident fox, embark on enchanting adventures that transcend the ordinary. As the pages unfold, readers are transported into a world where whimsy meets wisdom, and every flutter of a wing and rustle of fur holds the promise of discovery.
