EFT on TV

rocinetower — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 18:12:42 GMT

Nov. 14, 2004

Hi,

I have been a student of EFT and energy psychology for several years now and I have been wanting to do a program about it on our local community television here in Dallas, Texas. I believe that it would be very valuable for those who watch it but, unfortunately I can't do it by myself. I need help from others who either have an interest in EFT or community television. When checking practioners in the area, I found only three. Then I had the idea to ask this forum about interest in this same project. Most large communities have cable access channels which are available for a small cost and the time of volunteers. Also the stations will show productions from other community studio.

If you have ever wanted to be on television or work behind the cameras, cable access could give you an opportunity. If you would like to spread the word about EFT , consider becoming involved in community TV. If you don't live in Dallas or close by, I would like to share the blessings of EFT around the globe. To find out more about the Dallas channels go to:

www.dallasimedia.net

To find more about your own local cable access do a search, locate it, and get involved.

Sincerely the best to you,

Kenneth Hightower

rocinetower@yahoo.com

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Re: Client asking for my notes

Suzanne — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 08:33:45 GMT

I am currently in the UK. In the UK, the law clearly states that the client has the right to see their notes at any time.

In addition, I have so far had three requests from lawyers for my clients' notes. This is because the reason they saw me was connected with an injury or a wrong-doing which they sued for, and my notes were needed for the legal case.

With EFT, I write a brief phrase about what we tapped on, then some numbers for SUDS. If asked for my notes later, I photocopy them and then type an additional explanation of the notes.

Also, for some clients with a great deal of anxiety, I ask them at the end of the session to write down two good outcomes of the session. This is to remind them that we did get some progress, for extra peace of mind.

The first time you are asked for notes, it can be a bit of a shock. You'll soon get used to it and take it in your stride.

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