Surrogate tapping with animals A surrogate or distance tapping session is a therapy session with a therapeutic relationship in which you cannot see or hear your client with your everyday senses. Yet you and they can develop communication with your subtle senses. As a surrogate, you are representing the animal. You can do this yourself […]
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Tap for yourself AND tap for your dog…
She’s Back! During the last month we thought we were losing our beloved Golden Retriever, Dharma, who turns 13 today! Disc issues, parasites, pancreatitis, a thyroid issue, high bacteria counts, and a lump were all diagnosed. It just seemed to get worse and worse. The meds the vet prescribed caused her to lose her appetite, […]
Read MoreAli’s Story
“I placed myself in Ali’s position (Ali is a dog) and tried to feel her emotions at this moment in time. The emotions I felt (Ali’s) were mistrust; fear of humans and their intentions; fear of being hurt again and the SUD was an 8. Using Ali’s emotions, I sat beside the busy road linking Torre Pacheco and Los Alcazares, and began tapping, to the suspicion of passers-by…”
Read MoreTapping for Others
“Because of this personal experience with surrogate tapping, I know first hand the comfort and relief it can offer… When things happen in the world that touch my heart and soul, I tap for the people and the places involved. Sometimes I tap as though I am in the situation, and sometimes I tap as a loving and compassionate witness to the event…”
Read MoreLessons From The Horse
“We uncovered the real cause of the fear after only two sessions. It was a surprise to me, and to M as well.”
Read MoreThe Case of the Nervous Dog Owner
“A dog owner was nervous about her dog traveling by plane to Europe from the US. … Even though she would be on the same plane as the dog, he would be in the cargo hold. She was sure she would not relax during the flight, let alone sleep or be able to eat while she worried about her dog for the 6 hour flight…”
Read MoreSurrogate Tapping Solves Cat’s Problem
“When I poured some of it into the litter box, it was quite noisy – and my cat freaked out. He ran away on low legs, ears laid back. That was a day ago, and he has not been in his box since. No amount of coaxing and showing him that it is harmless, helped. Oh my.”
Read MoreBorrowing Benefits: What Animals Can Teach Us
“We never work with just one client, even if only one person is in the room. We’re always working with that person’s family and social system, just as we can’t pluck one strand of the spider web without moving the whole web. We may never know the ways in which the social and family system will change through the work we do with one person.”
Read MorePutting a Pet to Sleep: Setting Intention for Peaceful Passing
“We were terribly sad, but we also were grateful for the peacefulness of her last moments, and for being able to be fully present with our dog and support her. We could feel comforted in our sorrow, because we had taken steps to make the day as intentional and mindful as possible.”
Read MoreTapping and The Wolf
“While I have an animal energy healers practitioner certificate, I hadn’t felt the confidence to try it with other animals until I met a beautiful wolf pet named Shawnee…”
Read MoreRelieving Pet Anxiety on the Fourth of July
“By the end of the third round the dogs were licking their bowls clean and now they are peacefully asleep, near me but not pressing against me, and they are not panting or showing any signs of anxiety at all…”
Read MoreEFT for Sports: “Just the Basics” Produces Results
“The judge’s comment to the trainer/instructor on these riders: ‘All of your students’ rides got better as they went along.’ This is significant because riders and/or horses often become tired as the show goes on…. To see a consistent pattern of improvement among a group of riders of different ages is rare, and a significant outcome.”
Read MoreEFT Helps Everyday Life: How a Buzzing Bee Was a Good Teacher
“A bee’s behavior helped one EFT practitioner realize some things she had been holding onto…”
Read MoreTwo Cats and a Puppy
“We tapped together as a group for about 15 minutes until Moira felt a sense of deep calm. I asked her to picture Kitten and she pictured her snuggled up all relaxed. When she got home Kitten’s owner said, ‘I don’t know what’s got into this cat, she’s so much calmer.'”
Read MoreThoughts on Surrogate Tapping
“Almost as a joke I started tapping on myself whilst she concentrated on navigating the crowded narrow streets. To the amazement of both of us her headache eased to a 6 then a 2 and then she forget it had ever been there.”
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