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Energy Tapping: How to Rapidly Eliminate Anxiety, Depression, Cravings, and More Using Energy Psychology

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Your body's energy system is a powerful force. When out of balance or disrupted, stress, anxiety, depression, and other negative emotions can take hold. Energy tapping, a revolutionary therapy based on energy psychology and acupuncture, balances the body's energy for renewed physical and mental vitality. Use the simple techniques outlined in this guide to tap into your inherent potential for health, happiness, and confidence. Energy Tapping, Second Edition shows you how to create customized energy-tapping programs to reduce the impact of negative thoughts and feelings, improve your performance at work, lose weight, eliminate addictions and unproductive patterns of behavior, develop a satisfying romantic relationship, and more. Because each energy tapping exercise takes less than a minute to complete, you can use these techniques anytime to instantly balance your energy and boost your confidence.

 The book Energy Tapping was a joint development of Fred Gallo and Harry Vincenzi. Any statements to the contrary in print or on the web are false.

320 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 2000

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Author 3 books13 followers
July 23, 2014
This was one of the first books on Energy Psychology (EP) that I ever read and I’m delighted to have re-read it now, after more than a decade of doing EP with others. In addition to being a great introductory text for EP work and tapping, this book has features that truly set it apart from many other books in this genre including a chapter about energy toxins, a great description of beliefs and their impact on feelings and behaviors, and perhaps the best chapter anywhere on Psychological Reversal and Self-Sabotage.

Beyond the basics of how to do tapping, the authors provide easy to follow instruction and numerous case examples so that the reader can feel confident in addressing a variety of emotions and situations. The page formatting and easy to understand graphics add to the experience and the ease of use. I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in improving their life circumstance. From the seasoned health care provider to the lay person, this book has something to offer.
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Author 38 books85 followers
April 14, 2008
Most people are probably aware of the basic purpose and potential health benefits of acupuncture and acupressure. Energy tapping follows the same basic premises of these two types of therapy. The only differences are that energy tapping looks at only 17 median points on the body, mostly located in the face, hand, and upper chest areas. Moreover, instead of applying pressure or using specialized needles, energy tapping as the name suggests, consists of light tapping on these areas. This process is so simple that the reader can easily do the therapy on him or herself as needed for help with everything from anxiety and depression through reduction of cravings and help with weight loss to improving relationships and dealing with trauma.

The exercises set out in Energy Tapping are simple to do by following the instructions and using the various illustrated charts in each section of the book. Moreover, the reader will find some relief even with the very first set of therapies.
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July 22, 2009
Interesting stuff - I plan to give it a whirl...
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Author 1 book14 followers
August 14, 2009
Great book. I learned that there are twelve major meridians in the human body and that tapping on certain meridian points can alleviate stress in the body. This book is defintely a keeper.
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November 21, 2010
author recommended by Norman Doidge, re: tapping for trauma
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