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Brown, G

2 studies by this author

Six-Month Follow-Up Comparing AIT and EFT in the Reduction of Negative Emotions Associated with a Past Memory

The study compared Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) and Advanced Integrative Therapy (AIT) in reducing emotional distress tied to specific memories. Both interventions showed equivalent long-term efficacy, with significant reductions in Subjective Units of Distress (SUD) scores six months post-treatment. While EFT involves tapping on acupuncture points, AIT focuses on holding hands over chakras, yet both methods effectively address emotional distress through energy psychology principles.

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Level
Substantial Evidence
Type
Follow-up Studies, Randomized Controlled Trials
Topics
Anxiety / Emotional Distress, EFT Mechanisms / Efficacy, EFT-Related Treatments / Modalities, Memories / The Mind
Author
Batra, K, Brown, G, Dorin, E, Han, A, Khanbijian, S, Palermini, A, Sottile, R
Year
2024

Comparing AIT and EFT in Reduction of Negative Emotions Associated with a Past Memory: A Randomized Control Study

This study compared the effectiveness of Advaanced Integrative Therapy (AIT) and Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) in reducing negative emotions associated with a particular memory. Both interventions led to significant reductions in negative emotions, with AIT showing a higher proportion of participants achieving complete elimination of negative emotions.

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Level
Substantial Evidence
Type
Randomized Controlled Trials
Topics
EFT Mechanisms / Efficacy, EFT-Related Treatments / Modalities, Memories / The Mind
Author
Batra, K, Brown, G
Year
2023

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