Lose your anxiety

The Thought Field Therapy modality was founded by Dr. Roger Callahan. Meridian points are tapped lightly, in a specific sequence, while the client thinks about a particular trauma, fear or craving. After treatment, the client can still recall the event, but the emotional charge is gone from the experience. The results are extremely rapid, and most things are resolved within one visit. Dr. Charles Figley from the Psychosocial Stress Research Program at Florida State University wrote about TFT and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: It is extraordinarily powerful, in that the clients receive nearly immediate relief from their suffering and the treatment appears to be permanent. It can be taught to nearly anyone so that the clients can not only treat themselves, but treat others affected. It appears to do no harm. It does not require the client to talk about their troubles, something that often causes more emotional pain and discourages many for seeking treatment. It is extremely efficient (fast and long-lasting). I have heard of EFT, is it related to TFT? EFT uses a similar tapping technique, but uses does not have the diagnosis aspect that TFT does. It uses one universal algorithm, rather than one specifically “built” for the client. Carol received her training from Dr. Franzi Ng, who is one of Canada's most qualified and experienced Thought Field Therapy teachers. Franzi co-authored the algorithm-level training level manual, which is now used world-wide. Carol is a member of the Association for Thought Field Therapy.