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Disclaimer: The presenters feel that these workshops generate extraordinary benefits for all attendees.
However, EFT is a very flexible process and thus the workshops represent the views of the presenter(s)
and do not necessarily reflect those of EFT, Gary Craig or Stefan Gonick, the owner of this web site.
Workshop Information
EFT Level II is the gateway to certification. Learn EFT theory and science, and the therapeutic use of EFT’s library of techniques. Deepen your knowledge from Level I, while enhancing your skills with the Movie Technique, Tearless Trauma, Chasing the Pain, Borrowing Benefits and others.
this workshop is a pre-conference event at the 20th international energy psychology conference. If you want to register for the conference and the workshop go to http://energypsychologyconference.com
Day 1 Introductions EFT as part of a trauma informed approach review Using EFT in palliative mode vs curative mode review Tell the Story Technique Review Developing Effective Preframes Going deeper into Testing methods — Vivid Visualization Going deeper into Testing -- Say This... Four Options for Language for increased precision Tell the Story Practice with Testing Methods Movie Technique Movie Technique Practice Purposeful Language How to prevent or manage intense emotions and abreactions
Day 2
Follow up with Tell the story Tearless Trauma Exercise -- Four Chairs TTT / Movie / Tell the story Tell the Story Preframes Chasing the Pain Chasing the Pain Practice Special considerations: Using EFT with children, families and couples Working over the Telephone or Skype Giving Borrowing Benefits Instructions to a Group Surrogate Tapping Scope of Practice Informed Consent ACEP's Code of Ethics
Pre-requisites: ACEP’s online EFT Level I, a 2-day EFT level 1 training, or 2 day EFT PS 1 training. Open to licensed mental health professionals, physicians, nurses or the international equivalent.
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EFT never ceases to amaze me! The process is gentle and often provides benefits where other methods fail.
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Dr. R. Vergini, MD
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