Hey there! In a recent episode of the Soul Aligned Self-Care Podcast, I had the pleasure of chatting with Fay Chan, a certified clinical EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques) tapping practitioner.
We dove deep into the transformative power of EFT, and I’m here to share the juicy details with you.
This blog post will break down the key insights from our conversation, giving you actionable advice and detailed explanations to help you understand and implement EFT in your own life.
You can listen to the episode here: https://www.tinastinson.com/podcasts/soul-aligned-self-care/episodes/2148743921
EFT, or Emotional Freedom Techniques, is like psychological acupressure. It combines tapping on specific meridian points with cognitive and exposure therapy. The goal? To help you process and release emotional stress, leading to greater emotional well-being. Sounds cool, right?
Fay’s journey into EFT began with her work in personal development. She became a certified practitioner after experiencing the profound benefits of EFT herself. Now, as a mentor at EFT Universe, Fay specializes in helping working moms and other individuals navigate emotional stress.
Fay emphasizes the distinction between clinical EFT and other forms of EFT. Clinical EFT is grounded in extensive research and follows a standardized protocol, ensuring consistency and effectiveness. This approach combines acupressure meridian lines with cognitive and exposure therapy, making it a powerful tool for emotional healing.
The EFT process involves tapping on specific points on the body while acknowledging emotional triggers through set-up statements. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the tapping points and their significance:
Fay addresses several common questions about EFT, including the intensity of tapping, the accuracy of tapping points, and whether to use one or two hands. She emphasizes that the focus should be on the overall experience and emotional release rather than the precision of the tapping points.
Fay explains the concept of mirror neurons and their role in EFT. When you imagine tapping on a specific body part, your brain lights up as if the tapping is actually happening. This phenomenon can be utilized in EFT to make the brain think that tapping is occurring, even if you’re unable to physically do the tapping yourself.
Fay shares a fun personal anecdote about tapping during an argument with her husband. She noticed that his reaction demonstrated the influence of mirror neurons, highlighting the power of EFT in real-life situations.
EFT can be used to tackle a wide range of issues, including:
Fay highlights the importance of recognizing patterns and recurring behaviors as indicators that emotional anchors may be at play. These patterns can prompt the need for EFT intervention to break free from limiting beliefs and behaviors.
Fay describes her approach to working with clients, which includes an initial discovery call to assess the client's needs and goals. She then tailors sessions or packages to the individual, with varying frequency based on the client's progress.
Fay also explains the differences in working with children, noting that sessions may be shorter and more frequent to accommodate their unique needs and attention spans.
I wrapped up the episode by expressing my gratitude for Fay's insights and expertise. I highlighted the potential benefits of EFT for reducing stress, anxiety, overwhelm, and burnout. For those interested in learning more or connecting with Fay, I included her contact information in the show notes.
By incorporating these insights and practices into your self-care routine, you can unlock the transformative power of EFT and achieve greater emotional freedom and well-being. Happy tapping!
I hope you enjoy the episode!
Xo, T
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