Maybe you have a problem that’s pretty global like self-worth, or sabotaging relationships, or money problems and you would like to be more specific before applying EFT. One way to start is to do a brain dump of all the aspects that make up this general issue.
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Using EFT with Entities
Entities are a scary concept that some people belief harmful compulsions. This article describes using EFT surrogately to help an entity move on.
Progress with a Social Phobic
Asking questions is a standard part of any therapeutic approach yet for some people answering the questions is the hardest part. EFT allows you to deal with this in an indirect way.
An even more Tearless Trauma Technique
Sometimes evening guessing at the intensity of a traumatic memory such as child abuse can put a client into a spiral. Here is an advanced EFT technique that helps minimise the amount of tears in clearing a child abuse memory.
Panic Attacks: Getting Behind the Thought Process
Panic attacks can come on seemingly without cause. Yet there are two components to explore: the emotional fear and the thinking that leads to the fear and uncertainty. EFT can be applied to the thinking process behind the fearful thoughts.
What to do when running out of time in your EFT session
Sometimes you are running out of time when working with an EFT client and they have more serious issues yet to be dealt with. Here is a way to end the EFT session and leave the client in a good state.
Releasing 14 years of Grief and Trauma
A client with a traumatic grief trauma experiences profound relief after 14 years.
Why some clients do not tap even when they know EFT will help them
Sometimes people stop using EFT even when it is of benefit for them. Anthony Robbins 6 Human Needs psychology provides insight into what needs the existing condition is meeting and how to clear it.
How to Calm Children with Surrogate EFT and be a Silent Angel
Healing remotely with EFT, also know as surrogate EFT, can be a real gift to other when it helps to calm loud screaming children.
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