Handling Confidence in the Work Place
Psychologist, author, and EFT Master, Dr. Patricia Carrington, devised the EFT Choices Method as another way to use Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT, EFT Tapping). In her clinical practice, she discovered better results with using EFT Choices than with traditional EFT, by a significant amount.
Sit in on a “live” EFT telephone session with a client while Dr. Carrington shows you new ways to apply the Choices Method and personal Resources States to a problem of self esteem that is affecting her client at work.
Coupled with her long career as a psychologist and relaxation specialist, she narrates how she worked through her clients’ issues. She explains why she uses special tactics to get to the heart of her client’s issues, and how to carefully construct effective Choices to tap on, bringing the positive into EFT Tapping.
In the audios (Approx. 1 1/2 hrs.), Dr. Carrington breaks into the session at intervals to share her strategy of using EFT Choices, comments on the reactions of her client, and how she clarifies the use of the Choices method in general.
The benefits of EFT Choices techniques demonstrated in this series include:
- Learn how to formulate EFT Choices that “land” with the client
- Discover how to elicit compelling Personal resource States for Choices
- Explore how to elicit positive states without suppressing negative ones
- Experience the power of using role playing to increase the effectiveness of EFT
- Find out how to use calculated repetition to achieve optimal results
- Hear tips to insure that an EFT session carries over to real life
If you choose, you may also Borrow Benefits by tapping along with the client during the session. The concept of Borrowing Benefits has been said to work similar to the power of suggestion, enabling listeners to tap along and reap the benefits of the EFT Tapping with Choices.
Try it out for yourself! Download and listen to the audios to experience the power of EFT with her Choices Method today!
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