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By repeating back the speaker’s words, as we do when having the client repeat the setup statement, the listener can help the speaker clarify their own thinking and gain deeper insights into their own experiences.
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EFT As A Person-Centred Approach
What does it mean to “meet a client where they are at”? Learn how principles in Carl Rogers’ person-centered therapy applies to EFT.
Read MoreThe Navigator And Driver Metaphor For Effective EFT Work – Part 2
Newcomers to EFT can find so many free or cheap resources available online to tap along to. It begs the question: Why hire a practitioner?
For simple issues, EFT shared in off the shelf resources might be effective and low cost. But what about approaching knotty, multi-layered problems that are unique to the individual? These cheap resources, at best, skim the surface. At worst they make it look like EFT doesn’t work.
This article explores what qualified, trained practitioners versed in the Art of Delivery offer.
The Navigator And Driver Metaphor For Effective EFT Work – Part 1
Newcomers to EFT can find so many free or cheap resources available online to tap along to. It begs the question: Why hire a practitioner?
For simple issues, EFT shared in off the shelf resources might be effective and low cost. But what about approaching knotty, multi-layered problems that are unique to the individual? These cheap resources, at best, skim the surface. At worst they make it look like EFT doesn’t work.
This article explores what qualified, trained practitioners versed in the Art of Delivery offer.
Power Differentials in Your EFT Business
Ethics in your practice is not a one-off-learn-it-once-and-you’re-done mindset but rather a skill that changes and evolves as you mature. Let’s discuss one of the ethical considerations that can be the least obvious – power differentials. Power differential means a situation where one individual is acting in the role of teaching, providing insight, supervising, advising, coaching, counseling, evaluating another person
Read More10 EFT Misconceptions You Should Avoid: Part 3
The number one biggest misconception regarding EFT.
Read More10 Misconceptions You Should Avoid: Part 2
In this next installment of the 3 part series on common EFT misconceptions we discuss how to be trauma-informed and the importance of persistence.
Read More10 EFT Misconceptions You Should Avoid: Part 1
Part I of the 10 EFT Misconceptions covers EFT as a self-help tool, training programs, and seeing EFT as a cure-all.
Read MoreHow to find the “gold nugget aspect” to improve your results with EFT
EFT works best when we focus on something specific, such as something that happened in the past (a memory) or something that might happen in the future. We can be even more effective and specific if we ask ourselves “what part or aspect of this event is my mind focusing on the most?” and include that information in the phrases we use while tapping.
Read MoreHow to Run a Great Online EFT Session
Thanks to COVID, most of us are working online now with our clients – and many of us have chosen to keep this arrangement. Let’s look at 13 things we can do to improve the impression we give online and help our clients feel at ease working with us this way.
Read MoreEFT for Procrastination and Following the Trail to Core Issues
I asked Janice when she first felt ‘different’. She remembered sitting on the swing in her back yard thinking to herself – what’s wrong with me?
Read MoreWhen Something Terrible This Way Comes
Whether it is man-made or a natural disaster or simply everything around you feels out of control, here are a few tips to help you settle and re-balance yourself back into feeling peace. Everyone knows I am a Tapping trainer, and Tapping is fantastic! However, not everything or event or moment is actually right for […]
Read MoreDrawing on ancestral wisdom to grow our businesses
Our ancestors may feel far off, especially if we’ve never met them. Yet how many stories get passed down the family line about the hardships our relatives suffered? Stories of struggle, survival in difficult times, or of how they were let down by others. How much do these tales shape the way we approach our […]
Read MoreWhat’s Wrong with Love? The Self-Acceptance Quandary
Exploring the EFT Self-Acceptance Statement “The curious paradox is that when I accept myself just as I am, then I can change,” said Carl Rogers, the founder of client-centered psychology. This is a central tenet in EFT… accepting yourself in spite of the problem helps you to change how you feel. However….
Read MoreHow to Lead a Formal Borrowing Benefits Process with a Group
For experienced tappers… This article is intended for experienced tappers who are interested in successfully using the technique of ‘Borrowing Benefits’ with a group. Assess. 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 […]
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