Before you can lead a formal Borrowing Benefits process, you’ll need to decide if Borrowing Benefits is the right technique for your group. How much time do you have? How large is the group?
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Using EFT to Calm the Fight, Flight, and Freeze Response When Learning about Caged Children and Separated Families
This article briefly describes my abreaction to caged children and separated family stories and how I used EFT to self regulate and return to centre.
Read MoreMy Favorite EFT Group Demo
“In a recent Level 1-2 training, the group really loved the demo we did with chocolate cravings. They asked me to write up the guidelines for them and I realized that I do have a protocol I follow, more or less. This may be an oldie-but-goodie for many people, but it’s been refined through the years and really works well”
Read MoreBorrowing Benefits from a Special Session
“Immediately following my session with her, I noticed that MY deep body-level, crazy-making grief, exhaustion and sadness that had been there previously was no longer the same.”
Read MoreBack Pain Released through Anger Work and Borrowing Benefits
“I then asked her if she had any anger issues. She stated that yes she did, at work with her boss. Her boss doesn’t appreciate the staff, doesn’t acknowledge them…”
Read MoreRemoving Blocks To Abundance: The Value of Group Work, Part 2
“The middle section of the process was devoted to ‘seeing’ the change, conversations and exercises devoted to recognizing the many ways in the process was helping us be more abundant: not always through increased goods or income…”
Read MoreRemoving Blocks to Abundance: The Value of Group Work
“My concept was to use the EFT philosophy rather than Law of Attraction or prosperity-mindset tenets, to see what could happen when sustained group work focused not on materializing income or goods, but on removing the energetic blocks to living an abundant life however the individual defines it.”
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.”
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