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A fantastic overview of how EFT impacts us physiologically, and the clinical evidence base that supports EFT.
This paper finds a significant decrease in anxiety when EFT is applied.
Clond, 2016.
Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease.
A detailed meta-analysis of the available evidence for using EFT with PTSD found that EFT is a robust, effective and often fast acting intervention for symptoms of PTSD, and maintains effects long-term.
Stapleton et al, 2023.
Frontiers in Psychology
These papers are a small selection of the hundreds of available peer-reviewed research papers on Emotional Freedom Techniques.
Other significant research areas include using EFT to great effect to support with cravings and with disordered eating patterns, and with equally great success in supporting chronic pain.
Many of these papers are discussed in Dr Peta Stapleton's excellent book
The Science Behind Tapping.
I often tell the story of how I laughed out loud when EFT was first suggested to me.
Before you have an experience of EFT, the idea can feel strange and somehow impossible. Surely it's a placebo, I used to think.
My experiences as both a client and as a practitioner have shown me otherwise.
It is simply that we are not educated on how to communicate with our bodies in this way.
Once we have access to these transformational techniques, we have access to millions more possibilities for ourselves and our lives.
I use EFT everyday myself, and with a practitioner when I need to.
It is not even a tiny exaggeration to say it has completely changed my life.
If you would like to explore more, you are welcome to contact me below and book your free consultation.
Or get in touch if you have any questions -
I live and breathe EFT so would love to share it with you.
20 Walpole Street, Chester, CH1 4HG, United Kingdom
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