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There is more to tapping than just feelings. Paying attention to other parts of a client’s experience can help them make the changes they want

Asking the right kind of questions can help your clients make the changes they want to.

A three stage process to help practitioners stay out of their client’s stuff

Note-taking: a brief summary of why, what and how to take session notes for tapping practitioners.

A structured process for identifying what needs to tapped on.

How to deconstruct problems so you can start resolving them

How to decide if a client is going to be a good fit for you

Why making your clients feel good at the end of the session might not be a good measure of your success

How to use mental rehearsal to explore the consequences of different choices before making them.

Understanding the implications of what you are being told can give you useful areas for processing

How to make abstract problems into something more tappable

Why mentoring is good for tapping practitioners

How to keep wandering clients on track

How to use your clients imagination to defuse responses to difficult people

How to access your client’s unconscious knowledge