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uberinquisitive · 06-06-2008, 12:24 AM

I highly recommend you read through all of the case studies, and subscribe to the EFT newsletter (which posts new case studies several times a week).

I also suggest you watch as many videos of EFT on YouTube as possibe.

I also recommend you try TAT. I find it to be a wonderful complement to EFT. In fact, many people start their session with TAT, and then end with EFT.

I like to use EFT tapping combined with BSFF statements + cuewords, and then finish things off with TAT. This is the most powerful method I've used.

If you need more specific tips on EFT, feel free to ask on this thread - I worked with a master EFT practitioner for almost 9 months last year, and it helped me so much that I am always happy to share more info.

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uberinquisitive Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 634	I highly recommend you read through all of the case studies, and subscribe to the EFT newsletter (which posts new case studies several times a week). I also suggest you watch as many videos of EFT on YouTube as possibe. I also recommend you try TAT. I find it to be a wonderful complement to EFT. In fact, many people start their session with TAT, and then end with EFT. I like to use EFT tapping combined with BSFF statements + cuewords, and then finish things off with TAT. This is the most powerful method I've used. If you need more specific tips on EFT, feel free to ask on this thread - I worked with a master EFT practitioner for almost 9 months last year, and it helped me so much that I am always happy to share more info.