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Pod #180: How To Talk About The Science Around EFT w/ Craig Weiner

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When we introduce EFT to others it can catch them off guard. Most people have nothing to compare tapping to, which creates lots of questions.

It can be frustrating to lack a clear and believable way to talk about tapping that is appropriate for newcomers.

In this conversation Craig Weiner shares how we can explain EFT to others in a helpful and understandable manner.

[Note: If you are interested the scientific research around EFT check out this interview with Dawson Church.]


Craig Weiner

Guest: Craig Weiner

Contact Craig: web @ EFTtappingtraining.com; web @ TappingOutOfTrauma.com

About Craig: Craig Weiner, DC has immersed himself in the field of Mind-Body Medicine for nearly 30 years as a chiropractor and EFT Tapping trainer/practitioner. Together with his wife Alina Frank, he trains individuals and practitioners/professionals in the Science, Art and Business of EFT for multiple certifying organizations. His passion for making neuroscience understandable and accessible, has led him to working collaboratively on multiple projects relevant to that purpose, including co-producing the upcoming film, “The Science of Tapping” and co-creating the very successful online course, Tapping Out of Trauma.

Pod #179: EFT For The Shame Of Being Wrong

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EFT For ShameI hate being wrong. I pride myself on making thoughtful choices and I work really hard to make sure I consider the best course of action and all the possible outcomes.

That doesn't mean that I expect myself to be perfect before I act (which is a different issue), but that I am really hard on myself when I make a mistake.

Especially a public mistake where others can see I messed up.

This week's podcast is about what comes up when we are dealing with the shame of making mistakes.

This is another example of me tapping for one of my own issues in real time. I hope you find it useful.

Pod #178: Trauma Busting Technique w/ Rehana Webster

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EFT is a powerful tool for clearing trauma, but just because you know how to tap it doesn't mean that you have a clear understanding of how to tap for trauma.

Founding EFT Master Rehana Webster has created a systematic approach to tap for trauma.

In this conversation she shares the simple steps behind what she calls TBT (Trauma Busting Technique).


Rehana Webster

Guest: Rehana Webster, BSc, EFT Master, NLP Master

Contact Rehana: web @ http://TraumaBusterTechnique.com

About Rehana:Rehana Webster is the developer of TBT (Trauma Buster Technique- a mind body therapy for the elimination of PTS Symptoms). She is also a founding EFT Master and NLP Master. Her formal education is in biological anthropology from the University of Toronto, Canada

She is a well known trauma therapist and specializes in Post Traumatic Stress (PTS) resolution including GADs (generalized anxiety disorders) , OCDs (obsessive-compulsive disorders) and other behavioral issues. She has studied a range of mind-body energy therapies and developed TBT through a synthesis of NLP and Energy Meridians.

Pod #177: Responding To Repressed Memories / w Sophia Cayer

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The human memory is incredibly complex. As our understanding of the workings of the brain grows it is increasingly evident that the human memory can be very unreliable.

Even when we have total confidence in a memory we could be mistaken.

On some level most people are aware that their memory is fallible. This can cause clients anxiety when what feels like a new memory shows up in a tapping session.

These may have been repressed or they may also be false memories.

In this conversation with Sophia Cayer we discuss the nature of memory and how to respond to a memory that might be false.


Sophia Cayer

Guest: Sophia Cayer

Contact Sophia: web @ SophiaCayer.com; web @ PersonalPeaceFoundation.org

About Sophia Cayer: An EFT Founding Master, Sophia has been devoted to a full-time EFT practice and teaching EFT for more than 12 years. Specializing in trauma and abuse, she is well-known for her ability to resolve core issues and, with EFT, for helping clients to reshape their lives and gain a level of comfort with their new “norm”. For more than 22 years she has been dedicated to helping clients define and generate the solutions to resolve challenges and achieve their goals.

Pod #176: EFT For How Others React To Us When We Make A Major Change

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Major ChangeOver time we are going to change our minds. (At least, I hope I am changing my mind as I learn new things.)

And in a vacuum that seems like a good thing.

We are presented with new information and experiences. We re-evaluate the way we see the world and then we change our mind to think and act in a new way.

The problem is that we don't live in a vacuum. When we change our mind it doesn't only impact the choices we make, it also impacts the other people in our lives.

You might choose to leave a job, finish a relationship, or change the way you see God. When this happens the people in our lives may be impacted in practical or emotional ways.

Our loved ones may struggle because they have to change their understanding of who we are and how we see the world. They might not like our new choices or they might feel challenged by them.

In this week's podcast we tap for the difficulties around how others react to us when we make a significant change. This is also a great audio if you are struggling with a major change that someone close to you has made.