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Do you want to know more about tapping?

Here you can find resources and a selection of links to sites I've found really useful over the years.

The Science of tapping

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Nick Ortner (The Tapping Solution) and his family have done a lot in the last 16 years to get this tool into the hands of millions.

If you want more reseach you can download a fascinating summary of studies and statistics from them.

For a more concise summary (2022) from EFTInternational, the association I trained with and get mentorship from, go here

Want more? Peta Stapleton is a pioneering researcher in EFT, here is her summary to download.

Dawson Church has compiled his many research studies and those of others here if you'd prefer to focus on the area that you'd like to see some change in.

 Clinical EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques) Improves Multiple Physiological Markers of Health, is a study from 2019 spanning 11 clinics, over 5.5 years, involving 5,000 anxiety patients and details how EFT outperforms CBT in complete relief of symptoms, improvement in patients, number of sessions needed and the maintenance of improvments after 1 year.

 

Try tapping with...

If you want to work on particular issues you can check out Tap with Brad on YouTube. 

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You can also combine tapping with other modalities, see here for a lovely tapping meditation from Dawson Church and here for using tapping with yoga from Marie Holliday. 

 

People I have personally trained with, or mentored by:

 

 

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