Within the past year, I spent several weeks, twice, in a post-hospital care facility to receive strengthening physical therapy. The first visit was the result of a fall that broke two of my ribs, which then resulted in pneumonia. During my stay, I discovered just how ifficult it could be to live in rehab.
After returning home from the rehab … Continue reading
“Marie” (her actual name is disguised to protect patient confidentiality) is a nurse in a large hospital where she has been increasingly able to use Emotional Freedom Techniques with patients. Her experience with the pre-operative use of … Continue reading
by Gene Monterastelli
[Gene’s Note: I am not a medical doctor. I am not qualified to provide medical advice or diagnosis. This article is provided for informational purposes only. Please consult with your primary care physician before making any changes to your health regimen.]
I have found that there are two ways we can improve the effectiveness of a medical implant, whether it be a … Continue reading
Barbara Heffel is a registered nurse working in a birthing center within a hospital. She is an experienced EFT practitioner who has earned the Advanced EFT Certificate of Completion, indicating her thorough knowledge of Gary Craig’s Basic “EFT Course” and his “Steps Toward Becoming the Ultimate Therapist.” As a reader of our newsletter, she reports a fascinating use of EFT with newborn infants, an area that has hardly ever been … Continue reading
A Leg on the Brink of Amputation Jan Scholtes worked in the Physiotherapy Department of a hospital in Holland. “Hans” (fictitious name) was an outpatient who long suffered from severely impaired blood circulation in his legs. Hans’ surgeon … Continue reading
By Dr. Patricia Carrington
If EFT is important in your life, as it is in mine, you must surely have imagined what it would be like if EFT were made readily available to people facing emergency medical conditions. For many years, I have pictured desirable scenes which include the availability of EFT for patients in an Emergency Room, or for their distraught families in the waiting room; or have envisioned … Continue reading
In terms of acceptance, surrogate tapping, which is in effect tapping for someone other than one’s self, still has a long road ahead. However, its cousin, “distant prayer,” is quite readily accepted in many places the world over. People will often resort to prayer to heal a loved one even if they do not have deep spiritual convictions. It just seems a natural thing to do. Surrogate tapping is equally … Continue reading
While the practice of infant circumcision has been a controversial practice, it remains a common practice. Of high concern to many is possible pain and stress associated with the procedure for infants.
Below are two accounts of using EFT on … Continue reading
“These three tips, using Clinically Standardized Meditation (CSM), help boost the benefits of meditating under stressful and uncertain times.”
