T5 Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) for PTSD after NDE

Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) for PTSD after Near-Death Experiences
Larry Burk, MD

EFT is a simple and safe approach for dealing with some of the emotional issues commonly encountered in near-death experiencers such as posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). EFT is a self-healing method that is spreading rapidly across the country. It is an easy-to-learn energy psychology therapy. EFT involves self-tapping on acupuncture meridian points while repeating short statements about a particular emotional experience or belief. Activation of the energy meridians in this fashion deletes the body memory of the issue connected to the cognitive memory allowing anxiety to be replaced by emotional freedom.
A brief EFT approach will be demonstrated during the seminar. Eight different acupoints are used in an abbreviated form of EFT, and once learned, the process takes about five minutes. EFT can be applied to a variety of conditions including fears, pain, self-image issues and negative beliefs.