BEYOND THE BASICS OF EFT
THIS CLASS IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC (8 CEU’s for Hypnotists)
General applications for a variety of issues
Presented by Jayne Morgan Kidd, LPC
Saturday September 17, 2016 9:00 to 5:30PM
WHAT IS EFT?
Essentially, EFT
is a form of "psychological acupuncture." It is also known as the Emotional
Freedom Technique, Energy Tapping, or just Tapping and is a therapeutic
technique you can use on yourself or with clients to obtain impressive
results for physical, emotional, and performance issues. It is easy to learn
and you will be able to apply the techniques immediately. Results are
usually long-lasting and accompanied by positive changes in thinking.
EFT WORKS BY:
- Addressing and clearing chronic negative emotions from past
experiences
- Relieving symptoms by focusing one’s thought on a problem while
tapping on various energy points
- Tapping meridian points on the body to
balance the energy in our system
- Keeping the memories intact, but without the emotional charge
THIS WORKSHOP INCLUDES:
The science behind the EFT technique and how it works
A review of the
basics of the EFT technique
Going beyond the basics: Learning how to use
EFT artfully
THIS WORKSHOP IS EXPERIENTIAL:
You will use EFT for yourself
Practice using EFT on others
Experience the power of EFT in a Group
JAYNE
MORGAN KIDD, a Licensed Professional Counselor since 2002, began
studying EFT and using it with her clients in 2003. She’s attended many EFT
conferences and has studied using EFT with Serious Diseases. She completed
Gary Craig’s EFT Certifications in 2008/2009 and opened a private practice
in 2008. As an LPC, Jayne has a specialization in Family Violence and Sexual
Abuse and Trauma and has worked in a Crisis Center providing counseling for
clients with emotional and physical problems. Using EFT and EMDR, She has
helped people obtain relief from a variety of emotional problems including
self-esteem issues, stress reactions, anger, grief, anxiety, fears, panic
attacks, agoraphobia, other phobias, and PTSD reactions to physical,
emotional, verbal and sexual assault or other trauma as well as physical
problems that often accompany chronic emotional distress, including
headaches and other pains in the body.
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