More About EFT

“I believe that EFT is a healing gift from God. The results are consistently aligned with scripture, and I believe, His will. Together, we talk to God about the problem, acknowledging that all healing comes from Him. In many consultations with clients, I have combined traditional EFT techniques with prayer, and have experienced great results. I have been told, by patients and colleagues alike, that I may be the only EFT practitioner who works in this way – making my services a unique opportunity for any Christian in need.”

- Susan Tracy McDaniel, M.Ed., EFT Cert I

The simple answer is yes. I see it every day. Clients tell me they feel change that they never achieved on their own, in therapy, or through mainstream (or even alternative) medicine. I have discovered that my clients experience quicker and longer-lasting results when my techniques are combined with the natural peace found in prayer.

Christian EFT has been found effective in providing relief for a wide range of emotional and physical problems, including:

• depression

• anger and abuse

• addictions

• grief

• phobias, fears, anxiety, and panic attacks

• learning disabilities

• school and workplace performance difficulties

• relationship difficulties

• trauma and post-traumatic stress (PTSD)

• sleep issues and insomnia

• time management, organization skills

• back and neck pain

• headaches/migraines

• bedwetting

• dietary issues

• allergies and sensitivities

• Attention Deficit ADHD/bipolar disorder

• serious illness  

Maybe. Maybe not. But how will you know if you don’t try? The majority of people I have encountered don’t want to change, don’t want to heal, don’t really want life to get better. Their mouth speaks, “I want this…”, but everything else about them is screaming “No, I don’t. I’m afraid to change!” Some are used to, even comfortable with, their problems and illnesses. For others, a voice tells them the lie that they don’t deserve any better. They sabotage themselves by canceling appointments, talking themselves out of genuine opportunity, or refusing assistance. It's called “psychological reversal," and it's the very first thing we treat with EFT. Perhaps you aren’t afraid to try something new. Maybe you’re open to searching for a sign of hope, or just ready for real change. It’s possible that you’ve already turned to prayer and were led to EFT.  I know that Christian EFT will make a change in your life, but sometimes it’s not the result you had in mind. The results I see, time after time, seem to line up with God's will, not necessarily the client's will. I can't guarantee you'll get what you want. But you will find change for the better.