Sure thing, Dale, and apologies for my typos - to 'titrate out' is simply my best expression for deliberate, purposefully slow attention to each detail, at a rate that is safe, comfortable and thorough for each client's experience.
Bigger words aside, this is to give complete attention (through Presence and conscious or Active Listening) to the client's troubling event memory, and apply compassionate and skilled facilitation of each unfolding serial detail. We are applying the Tapping protocols mindfully, beginning with our work targeting the body's threat detection process and cycling of the autonomic nervous and limbic systems. This is 'down regulating,' by engaging the parasympathetic system to begin sending the opposite hormones and chemicals that allow the body to return to stasis and re-set. In other words, we are helping the client to complete their natural threat cycle. (It is one of the mechanisms suspected behind 'sister modalities' of EFT/TFT and EP's efficacy, from the collection of evidence-based and evidence informed field trials published in peer-reviewed journals.)
Coupled with the above, we may also apply a protocol procedure shared, for the most part, with EMDR, wherein the brain/neurology is accessed and re-balanced, for lack of a better word, as well as the somatic expression of the disturbance in the physical body. The procedure in EP is called '9-Gamut Procedure' or 'Bridge.' In essence, there are several features EP/EFT/TFT offer in treating the ACE's or traumatic event: simultaneous, kinesthetic Tapping upon certain acupressure points, plus eye movement related to re-integrating balanced brain functionality, paired with accessing the right brain-left brain, through invoking serial memory with music (song) and simple sequential counting.
And it all appears deceptively simple, easy and without complexity. You are welcome to private message me for a first-hand experience of this; I decided against offering another free, open call for anyone interested, as it was received as commercial and conversionary.