Increasing your effectiveness with EFT, part 71. There’s an important difference between a belief, such as “there’s something wrong with me,” and a passing thought. To understand this difference, we must first define what a “belief” is. More than just a thought, a belief is a conviction held to be true that carries emotional weight. …
Deciding what to work on with EFT can sometimes pose a challenge, whether we’re considering a broader ‘issue’ or a specific memory. With so many memories to choose from, the decision can be overwhelming. Today, I’d like to discuss the concept of repetition as a useful indicator of what we might want to address. By “repetition”, …
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Increasing your effectiveness with EFT, part 70. Deciding what to work on with EFT can sometimes pose a challenge, whether we’re considering a broader ‘issue’ or a specific memory. With so many memories to choose from, the decision can be overwhelming. Today, I’d like to discuss the concept of repetition as a useful indicator of what …
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In today’s video, we explore an often-overlooked aspect of Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) – should you keep your eyes open or closed during the tapping process? As both practitioners and clients, understanding this concept can help us manage emotional intensity more effectively. Using the “cup of tea” analogy, we’ll discuss how keeping your eyes open …
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Increasing your effectiveness with EFT, part 69. Last week, we discussed the “cup of tea” analogy in Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT). In this context, the “tea” is our focus during tapping. We want to ensure it’s neither too cold (lacking any emotional charge) nor too hot (evoking overwhelming emotional intensity). As practitioners and clients, understanding this analogy can …
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In this video, we’ll be exploring a practical and relatable analogy that can enhance our understanding of Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT). Just like we prefer a cup of tea or a bowl of soup to be at just the right temperature, there’s a balance to be found in our emotional intensity when using EFT. The …
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Increasing your effectiveness with EFT, part 68. Think about a bowl of soup or a cup of tea for a moment. We don’t want them too hot or too cold, right? This analogy can help us understand when we might need to use Gentle Techniques in Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT). It can also help our clients …
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In this video, we delve into a less-discussed aspect of EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques) sessions – the pressure or anxiety a client might feel during an EFT session with a practitioner. While we, as practitioners, are often focused on our performance, it’s crucial to acknowledge and address the concerns clients might have, such as “Will …
Increasing your effectiveness with EFT, part 67. As EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques) practitioners, we know the worries that can arise when starting out, or even as we continue our practice. Questions like, “Will the session go well?” or “Will the client be happy with my service?” are common. With experience and tapping, these concerns tend …
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In this video, I share my personal experience with using continuous EFT Tapping to help manage anxiety, worry, and fear. While I haven’t found continuous tapping beneficial in every situation, it can provide some relief in certain circumstances. Discover how tapping without words and without too much focus on the issue can help let go …
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