In general, tapping practitioners are naturally warm, empathic and motivated to help. In addition, many tapping sessions are deep and personal, and there is a strong connection between the practitioner and the client. Sometimes, practitioners might want to become friends with their clients, this article is about why they should think carefully about that.
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How to Take Notes
An overview of how to take notes and what you need to include to protect yourself and your clients.
Read MoreNote-taking for EFT Practitioners: Your Legal Responsibilities
The author reviews practitioners’ legal responsibilities and considerations, with a focus on the UK and Europe.
Read MoreWhere do we draw the line in asking for a particular type of EFT Practitioner?
This article was co-written by Sejual Shah and Betsy Muller. Illustration by Sherri A. Nicholas. This question came up recently in the EFT International Facebook practitioner group. As it can be a sensitive issue to navigate we thought to bring light to the topic from the years of experience Sejual and Betsy have of being […]
Read MoreWhy Doesn’t Wikipedia Like EFT? (Emotional Freedom Techniques)
Wikipedia is a wonderful resource. If you want to know about something, or someone, it is the obvious place to go: it’s easy to find, easy to read and looks authoritative. If you are a newcomer to EFT, Emotional Freedom Techniques or tapping, then Wikipedia is the obvious place to go to find out about […]
Read MoreIs Your Trainer or Practitioner Ethical and Responsible?
EFT International’s Ethos and Ethics When a practitioner or trainer is working in line with our values, you can tell because they will: Be responsible, respectful and kind Address anything that is sensitive and potentially shame-laden tactfully and respectfully Be aware of and respect your boundaries* and boundaries appropriate to the context Tell you about […]
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