Recently I was writing about the history of tapping, tracing the different tapping points used over time and also why different practitioners and innovators had added and subtracted points.
In doing the research I realized that a number of tapping points have “fallen out of favor”. Usually this was to do with how to teach tapping in the easiest way possible and had nothing to do with the efficacy of the points.
In this week’s podcast I explore three different tapping points that are seldom taught in current tapping training, but I think are super useful in achieving longer lasting results with your tapping.
This is a great opportunity for you to reacquaint yourself with these tools OR for you to learn about them for the first time. I use one of these tools almost daily with my clients because it is that useful and essential.
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Here in North America we are just emerging from a long, dark winter and many of my clients have shared their struggles with low energy levels, particularly first thing in the morning or when they hit a wall mid-afternoon.
Recently in a social media post a friend used the phrase “fiercely kind” which really stuck in my mind, although to be honest I wasn’t exactly sure what it meant. 
The way that I have described the emotional toll of the last year is as if we are paying a 20% emotional tax every morning when we get up. This means that our energy is at a lower ebb, we think more slowly, and many everyday activities seem to take more effort.