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What’s New

by gloria on June 10, 2011

After attending the ACEP Energy Psychology conference last week I still feel uplifted and renewed. People in this field are all passionate about what Energy Psychology methods can do and are eager to share. I met up with old friends and made some new ones from all over the world.

I enjoyed workshops about using EP for end life care as well as how to deal with stress with children and teens. I observed master therapists such as Asha Clinton, Andy Hahn and Judith Swack at work and marveled at the scientific findings about the brain reported by Dr. Bessel Van der Kolk and others.

My pre-conference Phoenix Effect Process training was filled with a wonderful and willing group of people who had a good time learning about and practicing clearing out the emotional wreckage of their past. If you missed that opportunity I will be offering a full day of PEP training in Oct. at the Canadian Energy Psychology Conference in Toronto Canada. For more information go to www.epccanada.ca

My personal highlight of the trip was receiving a special ACEP award for my service to the organization and the field of energy psychology. I am proud to be affiliated with such a dedicated group of people.

I came home to find some other good news. I have been teaching in the adult education program affiliated with Santa Barbara City College for 25 years. This Oct.15th I will be teaching a one day training in Basic EFT that will be open to the public and will also offer continuing education credit to California therapists and nurses for only $23.00. WOW! You can’t get a better bargain than that.

I hope to see some of you at the Toronto Conference or the Santa Barbara training.
Namaste
Gloria

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How Professionals Can Hone Their EFT Skills

by gloria on March 10, 2011

Whether you are a seasoned professional or a beginner to EFT you may run into situations with your clients that keep you from getting the results you want. Some of the common problems I get asked about are:

• What should my clients say when they create the Setup phrase?
• What should my clients say as they tap?
• Why are some people tapping on positive statements?
• What should I do when a client says it isn’t working?
• How often should a client tap in between sessions?
• Should I really use EFT for EVERYTHING?
• Why do some people tap the crown of the head or bang their wrists together? Those are not the points I learned.

You will find the answers to these questions in my books, Five Simple Steps to Emotional Healing, Born to Spend, EFT for Procrastination, Desserts Is Stressed Spelled Backwards, How to Stop Playing the Weighting Game, and Freedom At Your Fingertips.

You can also find audio and e-book versions of many of these books as well as the complete 10 hour EFT audio training, EFT From A to Z and the audio training of The Phoenix Effect Process on my website.

The best part of this for licensed professionals is that Marriage and Family Therapists and Licensed Clinical Social Workers in California can earn Continuing Education credits by reading or listening to improve their skills in the field of Energy Psychology.

I am also available for individual consultation. Contact me for more information.

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The Complete Phoenix Effect Process Training

September 21, 2010

It is finally here! I am thrilled to be able to share how to use the Phoenix Effect Process for yourself or to help others. I have created an audio class that explains what it is, why it works and how this simple focusing method can change your life by eliminating negative emotions and healing [...]

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A Guide For Choosing The Right Psychotherapist for You

May 19, 2009

Some people think that going to a therapist is like going to a car mechanic: they expect the therapist to diagnose a specific problem and fix it just as the mechanic puts in new brake pads or readjusts the carburetor. These clients expect something to happen to them. That is not the case. Don’t expect [...]

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How to Heal the Emotional Scars of Scary Moments

March 1, 2008

The first therapist I ever saw was a very kind and wise woman. One day, in a moment when I was feeling angry with myself and she was trying to be supportive she said something that I have always remembered. She told me that people are like everyday china. They have some chips and cracks. [...]

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