This technique is for experienced practitioners only. If you are a tapping practitioner, you know that when you are tapping, you are working with feelings.
A lot of our problems are repetitive. We find our clients (or ourselves) getting into the same situations time after time.
Tapping can be easy when the client has a direct connection to the problem.
A fairy tale about why changing for the better in therapy can be so scary.
I had the great pleasure of taking part in this year’s ‘24 Hours Of Tapping’ event organised by Gene Monterastelli of TappingQ&A in support of The Peaceful Heart Network.
Think of a child car seat. If you are a parent you probably had one (or more) in the back of your car as your children grew up.
As an EFT Practitioner you may find that working with clients who have such difficult identity beliefs, such as ‘I am not good enough’, ‘I am a failure’ or ‘there is something wrong with me’ can be challenging.
Many of us look towards future events, both real and imagined, and feel afraid.