Increasing your effectiveness with EFT, part 94. As you might have heard me say before, EFT tends to work best when we are specific with the issue we are focusing on. This is typically done best by focusing on a specific event, such as a recent or future time where the issue you want to …
Lately, I’ve been thinking about how to describe what EFT does, especially to someone who’s new to it. And here’s what I’ve been able to come up with, with some examples from my practice: EFT is for those moments when you wish your feelings were different.
Increasing your effectiveness with EFT, part 93. Lately, I’ve been thinking about how to describe what EFT does, especially to someone who’s new to it. And here’s what I’ve been able to come up with, with some examples from my practice: Imagine there’s a way to shift how you feel about certain things in your …
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Last week, I discussed the Tell The Story Technique, an EFT method specifically designed for traumatic memories, especially those where the body’s physical integrity was at risk. Today, I’d like to delve deeper into its methodology by comparing it to two other EFT techniques: Basic EFT and Sneaking Up.
Increasing your effectiveness with EFT, part 92. Last week, I discussed the Tell The Story Technique, an EFT method specifically designed for traumatic memories, especially those where the body’s physical integrity was at risk. Today, I’d like to delve deeper into its methodology by comparing it to two other EFT techniques: Basic EFT and Sneaking …
Why is The Tell The Story Technique done the way it’s done? Read More »
Today, I want to talk about a technique that’s great for when your client wants to work on a traumatic memory that involves a threat (or the perception of a threat) to his or her personal safety, such as a sexual or physical assault, a car accident, a sports injury, a surgical procedure, etc. In …
Increasing your effectiveness with EFT, part 91. Today, I want to talk about a technique that’s great for when your client wants to work on a traumatic memory that involves a threat (or the perception of a threat) to his or her personal safety, such as a sexual or physical assault, a car accident, a …
When Your Client Wants to Process a Traumatic Event: The Tell The Story Technique Read More »
Today, I want to talk about a technique that’s great for when your client wants to work on a memory but wants to keep the details to themselves: The Silent Movie Technique. It’s also good for dealing with potentially traumatic memories.
Increasing your effectiveness with EFT, part 90. Today, I want to talk about a technique that’s great for when your client wants to work on a memory but wants to keep the details to themselves: The Silent Movie Technique. It’s also good for dealing with potentially traumatic memories. For this technique to work best, your …
When Your Client Wants to Work on Something Confidential: The Silent Movie Technique Read More »
In today’s video, I’d like to talk about two reasons why it’s important to choose a “specific event” to work on when doing EFT. You might have heard phrases like “for results to be terrific, you need to be specific.” But why?
