Vasudevan, A

This study intended to measure the effectiveness of EFT in changing money attitudes and to contrast EFT's effects delivered virtually or in-person by evaluating multiple markers of stress, including anxiety, depression, pain, happiness, and PTSD. The findings point toward EFT's potential to improve money attitudes as well as psychological symptoms and indicated that EFT can be effective when delivered virtually.

This systematic review examined Clinical Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) as an evidence-based practice for treating various psychological and physiological conditions. The review concluded that Clinical EFT is effective in significantly reducing symptoms of anxiety, depression, PTSD, and physical pain, supporting its use as a validated therapeutic approach.