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There are many types of therapy that implement physical actions and affirmations, but the specific process of “tapping” therapy, or Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), is fairly unique among these. Involving the tapping of several points of the body associated with “meridians” defined by traditional Chinese medicine while making positive statements about self-acceptance, this type of therapy has recently been gaining popularity and credibility among practitioners and clients alike. In fact, some note that beyond the straightforward potential for benefit, the unusual format of the treatment may help clients ... Read the rest of this entry »
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this sounds something like acupuncture and it is a good alternate method to therapy for people who do not want to or cannot take up the conventional therapy methods.
would this be the equivalent or at least a distant cousin to a treatment like acupuncture?
Tapping a patient's body at several points sounds a little funny,but should be encourage if it delivers the desired results nevertheless...Anything that works to improve the condition of a patient without harming anybody in any manner should be encouraged...and if this technique has been practised by ancient cultures,then it has to have a proven record.