Bruno Sade

When EFT Doesn’t Seem to Work (And What to Do Instead)

Increasing your effectiveness with EFT, part 171. If you’ve been trying EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques) for a while and still feel like you’re not getting the relief others talk about, you’re not alone. It can be incredibly frustrating, especially when you’ve invested hours tapping on a specific memory or issue and it still feels stuck. …

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When Feeling Good Feels Unsafe: Tapping to Increase Our Capacity for Joy

Increasing your effectiveness with EFT, part 166. Sometimes, when life begins to improve—whether emotionally, professionally, or in our relationships—it can feel surprisingly uncomfortable. Instead of relief or joy, we might feel uneasy. An inner voice might whisper: “This won’t last.” “Something bad is going to happen.” “This is too good to be true.” This reaction …

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The Power of Asking “What Does This Remind Me Of?” in EFT

Increasing your effectiveness with EFT, part 165. When we’re using EFT to work through a current challenge, it’s often helpful to start by tapping on recent memories or imagined future scenarios related to that issue. That in itself can bring a lot of relief. But sometimes, once the emotional intensity begins to shift—or especially if …

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Observing Feelings vs. Tapping on Them: Can Both Approaches Work Together?

Increasing your effectiveness with EFT, part 163. Recently, someone asked me a thoughtful question: They shared that they’ve been experimenting with a technique where they simply observe a physical sensation associated with an emotion—without judgment, without trying to change it. Just noticing. And they’ve found that after a while, the sensation tends to fade, and …

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Why You Can’t Think Your Way Out of Emotional Wounds

Increasing your effectiveness with EFT, part 162. Imagine someone breaks their arm. Everyone around them can see the cast, the pain, the limitations. They’re offered help, sympathy, and time to heal. Now imagine someone goes through intense emotional pain—like being bullied, shamed, or rejected during formative years. There’s no cast, no visible sign of injury. …

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