Emotionally Focused Therapy in Seattle for couples, men and women
Joseph A. Losi, MA, LMFT
Certified Emotionally Focused Therapist
“It is my firm belief that coming to know who we truly are at our core, and who we want to be remembered as, can have enormous benefits in all phases of our life, individually and in all our partnerships. It is challenging work, and when achieved through vulnerable empathy for self and others can be life altering and affirming for ourselves and in every relationship we have.”
—Joseph Losi, LMFT, Certified EFT Therapist
MAPS Trained Psychedelic Integrationist
Therapy can offer a safe space in which to grow and challenge oneself. I aim to create a secure and trusted connection with my clients so they feel able to look deeply within.
Working together, I help my clients slowly nurture the awareness and acceptance that leads to deeper healing.
- Are you a couple looking to rebuild a more connected and rewarding relationship?
- A man seeking to heal old wounds and explore what masculinity means for you?
- Someone looking for support and guidance on your journey to heal trauma, gain a better sense of self, and create stronger relationships?
“Joseph really helped me find my honest self and find the tools to deal with triggers that would set off old reactions. I feel so much stronger and powerful in my authentic feelings about things. I did the very hard work to achieve this with Joseph’s help.”
—Individual Client
“Ya know… I always knew that we loved each other, but now I am falling back in love with you.”
—Couples client
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