Andrea Medaris on pacing EFT with trauma, disorganized attachment, and keeping couples in the window of toleranceMichael Preston talks with Andrea Medaris of EFT Maine about working with couples where trauma is in the room, how to pace EFT without becoming too cautious, and how to stay present when both partners are getting activated at once. Andrea also shares how she supports newer EFT learners through residency cohorts and why supervision matters so much in trauma work.In this episode, they focus on how developmental trauma shapes attachment, how to recognize flooding and disorganized attachment in session, and how to keep making room for both partners without losing the cycle. Andrea also discusses the role of transparency, validation, and constant check-ins when working near the edge of a client’s tolerance.


To work with Adrea visit:

https://www.centerforrelationships.org/about-the-director


To learn more about working with Michael Preston for EFT Supervision visit Michael's website.

www.michaelprestonlpc.com

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www.michaelprestonlpc.com/tangowaitlist


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https://awakeningscenter.org/product/eft-and-addiction/


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https://www.drsilvinairwin.com/offerings/p/externship-2026


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