Tag Archives: Pamela Bruner

It is important that we use our intellect without letting it over run the other parts of the system (like heart and gut). He is a great little tapping script to help you connect with your intellectual self, to find the confidence you need, and be open to other parts of your self. (PLUS tapping phrases from 10 other practitioners).

I often lose touch with my physical body. It is such an easy thing to do in the modern world because we don’t work with our bodies in the same way. From time to time it is really good to reconnect with your physical body. Here is a great tapping script (plus contribution from 10 other practitioners) on how to tap to reconnect with the physical body.

There is a wealth of information in the tapping community. From time to time I ask practitioners I respect their thoughts on tapping, healing, and their work. (I “round up” their opinions.) This happens about once a month. You can read past round-ups.

There is a wealth of information in the tapping community. From time to time I ask practitioners I respect their thoughts on tapping, healing, and their work. (I “round up” their opinions.) This happens about once a month. You can read past round-ups.

There is a wealth of information in the tapping community. From time to time I ask practitioners I respect their thoughts on tapping, healing, and their work. (I “round up” their opinions.) This happens about once a month. You can read past round-ups.

Most of us who have private practices or what private practices want to spend time helping our clients. We don’t want to spend time marketing. Not because we don’t think marketing is important, but because we aren’t very good at it or even worse it is scary. In this podcast I talk to Pamela Bruner and we discover that not only do you need to be marketing for your own sake, but for your clients sake. We talk about the unique challenges that transformational entrepreneurs have in marketing their products and services. This is a must listen to if you have a practice or would one day like one

We spend as much as one half of our waking hours at work. Not only is it important that we have a way of dealing with the stress of our jobs, but we also need to help manage the way this stress might affect the rest of our lives. In this interview with Pamela Bruner we talk about how we can use tapping to deal with work place stress, how to use tapping to improve our performance on the job, and how to use tapping to keep the work stress from creeping into other parts of our lives.

Pamela shares some of the lessons she learned co-editing the book “EFT and Beyond”