What is Tapping/EFT:
Tapping or Emotional Freedom Technique is very similar to acupuncture. The practice of Tapping uses the same meridians and points that are used in acupuncture without the invasive needles. Instead of using needles, a series of taps are applied to specific points on the face, hands, and body to achieve the desired healing results.
Origin:
EFT is thought to be an ancient practice performed throughout history. The practice really surfaced in the late 1940s when Gary Craig, a Stanford Engineer, used the procedure to cure a woman from her water phobia by simply tapping on specific points near her eyes.
Ailments treated:
Heart disease, digestive disorders, stress, body pains, anxiety, tension, depression, insomnia, migraines, sciatica, chronic fatigue, symptoms
of menopause, and phobias.
*This list only touches the surface of what Tapping/EFT can treat.
Average cost per session:
$0.00 - $0.00
License needed:
No
Certification needed:
No
Reference: History of EFT & Tapping: Guide to The Tapping Techniques | GoE. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://goe.ac/history_of_tapping.htm
Tapping or Emotional Freedom Technique is very similar to acupuncture. The practice of Tapping uses the same meridians and points that are used in acupuncture without the invasive needles. Instead of using needles, a series of taps are applied to specific points on the face, hands, and body to achieve the desired healing results.
Origin:
EFT is thought to be an ancient practice performed throughout history. The practice really surfaced in the late 1940s when Gary Craig, a Stanford Engineer, used the procedure to cure a woman from her water phobia by simply tapping on specific points near her eyes.
Ailments treated:
Heart disease, digestive disorders, stress, body pains, anxiety, tension, depression, insomnia, migraines, sciatica, chronic fatigue, symptoms
of menopause, and phobias.
*This list only touches the surface of what Tapping/EFT can treat.
Average cost per session:
$0.00 - $0.00
License needed:
No
Certification needed:
No
Reference: History of EFT & Tapping: Guide to The Tapping Techniques | GoE. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://goe.ac/history_of_tapping.htm
**If a license is needed to practice this particular complimentary/alternative medical procedure, always check with your state or local licensing agency to ensure your practitioner is licensed. If no license is needed, seek local or national agencies to see if your practitioner is certified through a respected program. Never be afraid to ask your practitioner for references.**
