Emotional Freedon Technique Tapping

Based on the ancient principles of acupuncture, EFT is a simple tapping procedure that gently realigns the

body’s energy system, without the discomfort of needles. EFT incorporates an emotional element to the

healing process, addressing unresolved emotional issues as a likely cause of physical disease, psychological dysfunction, and personal performance limits.

Negative emotional experiences disrupt the energy meridians that run through our body. The physical changes

we feel from those disruptions, like nausea or anxiety, become attached to the memory of that experience and

affect the way we see the world…until we heal that disruption. Properly applied, EFT quickly realigns the energy

meridians with respect to negative memories, disconnects the physical discomfort that we attached to it, and

quite often removes the resulting symptoms.

EFT is a self empowering and flexible tool that can be an aide in any situation.

EFT continues to provide encouraging results, even with newcomers applying EFT to themselves. Some cases are more complex, however, and may require more detailed attention from an experienced EFT Practitioner.

How Do I Do EFT

EFT is done by lightly tapping on certain spots on your face hands and torso while verbalizing keypoint statements.

While going through the entire protocol is preferable, you can do EFT 'on the fly' as needed.

For example:

Say you are going for a job interview, or meeting you prospective in-laws for the first time and are understandably nervous. If you can't break in to an EFT routine, just tap on a few key points and verbalize your statement to yourself.

What Does EFT Address

Extensive application of EFT has shown impressive improvements in balancing a wide variety of issues,

including those listed below.

PERSONAL PERFORMANCE EMOTIONAL CHALLENGES PHYSICAL DISEASE OTHER

Abundance Children’s Behavior Allergies Animal Healing

Weight Loss Relationship Issues Migraines Spiritual Growth

Business and Career Goals Anger Management LearPain Management Creativity

Insomnia Depression Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

Phobias Severe Trauma (PTSD) Hypertension

Learning Disabilities Addictions