Freedom from chronic anxiety

 In our self-paced online course, Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) and Tapping: Evidence-Based, Mind-Body Treatment Approach for Anxiety, Trauma & More, you’ll learn to help your clients reduce their anxiety quickly… even for stubborn issues that have lasted for years.


An International Certified EFT Trainer and a renowned psychologist and expert trainer come together to help you master these effective techniques and dramatically reduce your client’s anxiety (often in less than 5 minutes) using live demonstrations, guided exercises, and engaging video training.

In this innovative course, you’ll earn up to 15.5 CE credits and discover…

  • How to use EFT techniques to quickly reduce anxiety in clients with phobias, generalized anxiety, OCD, and trauma
  • What to do when your client’s anxiety has been longstanding and nothing else has worked
  • How to disguise tapping so your clients can find relief quickly without others around them noticing
  • And much, much more…
Plus, you’ll get exclusive access to our FREE bonus training video ($99.99 value) with additional techniques to add to your toolbox that will finally give your clients relief from anxiety and trauma.

Register today to get the tools you need to free your clients from chronic anxiety...

But hurry! This discount is only available for three days!

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