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EFT was originally developed to reduce the therapy process from months/years down to minutes/hours. As emotional problems faded, both physical health and personal performance improved (often dramatically). As a result, EFT is spreading quickly among the healing community. It is an emotional version of acupressure wherein certain meridian release points are gently stimulated by tapping on them with the fingertips.







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  • Just Discharged from VA Mental Health!

    Hi! I just wanted the world to know that I was just discharged from the VA's Mental Health Clinic after 9 years of treatment of P'TSD! (Only about 1% get ever get discharged!) I am a veteran of Bosnia and this was the first 4th of July in 12 years that I was able to remain calm. Now I feel I...
    Posted to Forum by Anonymous on 07-18-2008

  • EFT first aide.

    Cycling this afternoon on a side street of Amsterdam I noticed a group of people gathered on the pavement around a person laying on the ground. I immediately stopped, parked my bicycle and approached the crowd, asking if anybody had medical experience. The answer was no but that they have called an ambulance...
    Posted to Forum by aurel on 02-05-2008

  • Re: War families

    Ingrid, I agree that EFT is an AMAZING tool to use with those suffering from PTSD. And we've had AMAZING results working with war traumas that cause PTSD that no person should have ever had to experience. But, unfortunately, they did and now I believe there's a gift from God and Gary to help...
    Posted to Forum by Kim Eisen on 10-11-2007

  • Re: (Attempting to) work with Iraq War Vets..

    Charles, I am with you in spirit. Right now I have set aside a few hours a week to work free with service members and their families. The problem you are bumping into is people don't want EFT, they don't want hypnosis, and they don't want therapy. What they want is to get better. I think...
    Posted to Forum by Gene on 09-11-2007
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