Reply to "PRACTICE STANDARDS FOR TRAUMA WORK"

Jondi WhitisMember

I appreciate this string. And again, I am hopeful of future, but pointing out that the systematic neutralization of ACEs memories offered by EFT is notably swift, gentle and effective. While you can in fact use the protocols for almost anything, in skilled hands, its application in trauma relief is remarkable, and one I hope to teach anyone who wants to learn how to integrate this into their care complement. Russell, it beautifully adapts from strategic/intervention use, to single session therapeutic use and on into groups, both private/closed and public/thematic, again, in skilled hands. I would like to offer a ZOOM call to present an introduction to these tools for this use, if people on this blogspace would let me know they are interested. Kind regards for everyone's work, Jondi Whitis.

10/16/165:55 AM

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