Perspectives on EFT Tapping Research
EFT International Scientific Symposium
In 2019 EFT International hosted a Scientific Symposium, which was recorded and is available to download. See and hear all the presentations and download printed materials from our London 2019 event, including Dr. Peta Stapleton, Dr. David Feinstein, Dr. Mahima Kalla and more...
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Dr. Peta Stapleton Talks About Her Research into EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques):
In the below videos, Dr. Stapleton shines a spotlight on the latest in EFT Research and translates, in laypersons' terms, how EFT has been shown to positively address PTSD, stress-related conditions, and depression. The links to the studies mentioned can be found on Dr Peta Stapleton’s website, but can also be found by searching the EFTi Research section (above).
In this video clip, Dr Peta Stapleton describes what a meta analysis is. She outlines the effect sizes of using EFT for PTSD, depression and anxiety and explains what this means.
In this video clip, Dr Peta Stapleton outlines the results of some studies that have used EFT for stress reduction.
In this video, Dr Peta Stapleton provides an overview of 3 studies that target depression using EFT.
An Overview of the Science Behind EFT from Dr. Shoshana Garfield
There are major scientific areas where EFT is being studied and tested. Below are brief summaries of some of the findings – together with references and links for further information:
EFTi Research Chronicle Newsletter for Members Archive
Every few months, EFT International sends via email to all members a chronicle of the latest in EFT Tapping Research. Join as a Supporting Member today to receive these updates in realtime.
April 2019
January 2019
July 2018
Resources for EFT Practitioners Undertaking Research
Application for EFTi Research Funding (.docx)
Criteria for EFTi Research Funding
Science Behind Energy Psychology (.docx)
Hierarchy of EFT Research (.docx)
Dr. Liz Boath Makes the Case for EFT and Writing and Publishing EFT Case Studies
Liz is Professor of Health and Wellbeing at Staffordshire University as well as an advanced. Her presentation is about how to write a case study for publication. She also speaks about how there is a paucity of case studies in EFT and why case studies are important. This is a must see presentation for anyone considering doing a case study in EFT.
Download audio of Dr. Liz Boath's presentation (.mp3)
Download Powerpoint (.pptx)