In today’s podcast I am sharing an interview that I participated in with The EFT Tapping Training Institute in collaboration with Suzanne Fageol and Dr. Craig Weiner from Tapping Out of Trauma Continuing Education Seminars called using EFT tapping for traumatic grief.  

EFT stands for the Emotional Freedom Techniques.  EFT is a form of psychological acupressure, based on the same energy meridians used in traditional acupuncture to treat physical and emotional problems for over 5,000 years, but without any of needles.  Instead, it allows an individual to simply tap using their fingertips to apply energy onto specific meridians on the head and chest while thinking about specific problems or struggles.  EFT can be used in a variety of circumstances and is often used to change negative feelings, reduce self-limiting beliefs, change repetitive unwanted behaviors and is even effective for working with and resolving traumatic memories.  It is also commonly used to create positive emotional states, achieve desired goals, and attain higher states of health, well-being, and resilience.  

Today’s podcast provides information for EFT practitioners who might encounter clients who are living with traumatic grief so that they will be better prepared to respond to the needs of individuals who have experienced an unexpected death.  However, it also provides a great review of some of the foundational concepts related to traumatic grief.

To learn more about EFT tapping training institute you can visit EFTtappingtraining.com or visit our Facebook page talking about the podcast untethered with Dr. Levin.

Our next podcast will be on March 15th and will be an anonymous interview with a young woman who experienced the death of her partner from alcoholism.  She has asked that both her and her partner’s identities remain anonymous for family privacy and the stigma that often surrounds death related to addiction.

For help with a sudden and unexpected loss, sign up for my free mini course, where I will teach you about the 3 Truths About Living With A Sudden and Unexpected Loss.  Please visit www.fromgrieftogrowth.com to sign up.