Peer Groups
Developing your EFT skills can be a challenge but you don’t have to go it alone!Â
Our aim is to offer a thriving network of ongoing supportive groups to develop your EFT therapy skills, prepare you for Certification and deepen your practice of EFT.
As these groups are open to MCEFT members, everyone has at least basic EFT training. Peer Group participation is part of your regular MCEFT membership.
Not yet a member? Click to join here.
Looking for EFT Training? More info here
MCEFT Zoom Room
Online Groups (unless otherwise elected by the host) meet in the MCEFT Zoom Room. Click here to enter. A password is required. Please check your MCEFT emails or contact info@melbourneeft.com
Contact us
For further information on any of our Peer Groups or if you would like to start a special interest group please contact MCEFT via email at info@melbourneeft.comÂ
Peer Groups to Join
Formats vary for each group but generally include watching and discussing a session from an EFT training DVD. Please contact your host prior to attending for the first time.
Face-to-faceÂ
- Northside – First Monday of the month 12:00pm – 1:30pm, hosted online and in-person with Eleni Neville. For further information or to make an enquiry, please contact Eleni.
- Bayside (NEW) – In-person Peer Group in Brighton. Please contact Kyo Chung on 0414 142 192 or healingrelationship4u@gmail.com.
Online
- Third Wednesday of every month, from 11am via Zoom, hosted by Sue Jones (certified and experienced therapist) – ‘Video review and certification preparation.’ If you are trying to get comfortable with sharing videos of your work, join us in an accepting and supportive space where we can build your confidence and share EFT knowledge. For more information email Sue at: suedynamic@yahoo.com.auÂ
Special Interest OnlineÂ
(Meeting in the MCEFT Zoom Room)
- Power, Oppression, and Privilege-focused Space! (POPS!) Meeting approximately monthly on Wednesdays 3pm AEST/AEDT Naarm (Melbourne) time, hosted by the Centre for Liberating Practices. Develop your skills and insights in anti-oppressive practice within EFT. Our aim is to create a culturally safe community of care for therapists from and/or working with people from marginalised and historically excluded communities and lived experiences.
- Please contact POPS! facilitator Dr Gávi Ansara (He/him) for more information. Our 2025 meeting schedule is here.
