Emotional Freedom Technique

About 5000 years ago, the Chinese discovered a complex system of energy circuits running through the body, which are now referred to as meridians.  These meridians are the building blocks for acupuncture and acupressure, as well as a number of other ​​healing methods.  By gently tapping on these meridians, clients can sometimes permanently release emotional and physical challenges.


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​​​​​Gary Craig: EFT Professional:

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"Acupuncture relies on the fact that there are subtle energies that run throughout the body known as meridians. If they are not flowing well then the body's health is not well. If we stimulate these meridians by tapping on them with our fingertips, it tends to balance these meridians. Once you start taking care of intense emotional issues and really resolving them, physical things start to resolve as well."



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Deborah Bird, C.Ht., MBA
Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist and Health Coach
1501 SE Walton Blvd
Bentonville, AR 72712
479-439-3894
www.deborahbird.webstarts.com

What Is EFT
Emotional Freedom Technique

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Gary Craig:  EFT Professional showcases some of his client's healing stories.
Deborah Bird 
Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, MBA Demonstration How Perform EFT


​Scientific Studies on EFT

​One of the primary proponents of EFT, David Feinstein, Ph.D., completed the following abstract on various scientific studies done on EFT.

​​​​​ACUPOINT STIMULATION IN TREATING PSYCHOLOGICAL DISORDERS:
EVIDENCE OF EFFICACY
David Feinstein, Ph.D. Ashland, Oregon

"​​A second preliminary study emerged after Joaquín Andrade, a physician trained in acupuncture and TFT (same as EFT), brought acupoint tapping for psychiatric conditions to a group practice running 11 clinics in Argentina and Uruguay. In an ongoing in-house investigation, his team tracked the progress of 5,000 anxiety patients over a 5-1/2 year period. Half were assigned to the clinics’ standard protocol for anxiety disorders, cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) with anti- anxiety medication as needed. The other half received acupoint tapping with mental activation but no anti-anxiety medication. Raters did not know which treatment a patient received. Improvement was found in 90% of the acupoint tapping group and 63% of the CBT group, with complete relief of symptoms at 76% for acupoint tapping and 51% for CBT. One-year follow-up samplings predicted that 78% sustained the benefits from acupoint tapping and 69% from CBT.


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