More mainstream attention for EFT. Not everyone is convinced that it works because of ‘energy’. Still good to see the exposure.

Rebecca Lamy looked out of her window on to a garden covered with gravel. No grass. Not one flower. Strangely, this barren outlook calmed her. Nothing to attract wasps. Even the thought of the black and yellow insects made her heart thud. “I’d never been stung, but was terrified that I might be. I had visions of suffering some terrible allergic reaction,” explains Lamy, 27, a training manager for Marks & Spencer, from Jersey. A friend recommended emotional freedom technique (EFT) which, like acupuncture, is based on the idea that energy flows around the body along 14 meridian lines. Sometimes, according to the theory, these pathways get blocked by negative emotion, causing anxiety, phobias, even physical illness.

Read the rest at the Times: Tap away the Trauma.

It also reminded me to put a link up to this older article about EFT being used my Medical Doctors on Iraq-War Veterans. Unorthodox therapy gains local following.

And of course try out some EFT using free videos at Tapping.com