EFT4Vets

Anger Management is a very important skill for returning troops and their families, as well as those who want to help them.

In my experience, rage happens when a person had to endure situations that are unforgivable, inexcusable and that violate what he/she believes in.
I have yest to see a soldier that is not outraged about something that he saw, was exposed to , did or couldn’t prevent from happening.
Even though EFT can take the charge out of those memories, in my experience, there are three steps necessary to truly heal rage:
Acknowledgement of what happened without judgment
Releasing the intensity with EFT tapping
Transformation of the experience, to find a deeper meaning and new purpose.
Please click on the link below to listen to the EFT Tapping podcast interview with Ingrid Dinter, conducted by Jondi Whitis from TapFest Radio
 
 
 

Hi Ingrid, I just finished listening to the pod cast you sent me on the intro to EFT and PTSD for Vets. I learned a great deal. I am a Vietnam Vet myself and a CERT-1 EFT person. I do not use EFT for income as I do not charge for my services. I have [...]

Did you miss our Tele Class “Introduction to EFT4Vets” last Friday? Please fill  in your name and email below and get immediate access. * * Please feel free to leave a comment! We are looking forward to hearing from you!

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Helping Veterans and military families with EFT requires so much more than just knowing basic tapping. It requires understanding what it means to be a warrior, and why soldiers heart is truly a symptom of the soul.
Most Veterans prefer to speak with a family member or buddy over talking to a stranger, even if the person is a skilled practitioner that could offer help and support.

In 2009 and 2010, I was honored to present EFT4Vets at the annual international ACEP Conference, and I’d like to share this recording with you.
I hope that it will help shed some light on the honor and uniqueness of helping Veterans, and will inspire many people to reach out and offer acknowledgment and healing.

To add to your understanding, I invite you to join me for a free, one hour tele conference “An Introduction to EFT4Vets”
when: Friday, March 18th,
Time: 7:00pm – 8:00pm EST
How to register: Click on the “read more” button below.
What: We will discuss live the foundation of helping Veterans with EFT.

Of course, none of this is meant to suggest that EFT replaces the care through a mental health professional or medical doctor. It does not!
I require all of my veterans to continue an active relationship with their medical and mental health team and to ask them for permission and agreement to try EFT coaching before they add EFT to their wellness regiment.

By listening to the recording and signing up for the tele class you declare that you have read, understood and agreed with any and all disclaimers on www.eftforvets.com.
Please stop and download the disclaimers before listening!

EFT4Vets Presentation ACEP 2009 [ 1:51:45 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (718)

Ingrid has kindly offered me an opportunity to post on her blog. I accept, in my role as an “old physicist” and current naturopath, energy worker and EFT therapist (11 years experience with clients in Tracy, MN). I share Ingrid’s passionate interest in attempting to help returning vets. In perusing Ingrid’s downloadable free e-book on treating vets with EFT, I found a most interesting section, dealing with the soul. Can an individual really “lose his soul” and still be walking around? In my mind it’s consistent with many of the anecdotal stories we read, about patients leaving their bodies and floating above the operating table during surgery, about automobile passengers leaving their bodies just as a terrible collision happens. Author Doug Boyd shares a story about Rolling Thunder, a Native American shaman, handled such a case.