Thought Field Therapy, the original and
most powerful form of Energy Psychology

Developed in the 1970s, by psychologist Dr. Roger Callahan, Thought Field Therapy® (sometimes referred to as "energy tapping") is a revolutionary, highly effective, drug-free treatment used to reduce or eliminate countless types of psychological and physical problems—some in as little as a few minutes. It’s an emotional form of acupuncture—but without the needles. It’s a non-invasive technique that combines 5,000-year-old Chinese medicine with 21st century science that you can learn—and use—to experience instant relief for the stressful situations in your life (or help others get instant relief).

With TFT, you don’t need painful acupuncture needles or special equipment. You simply think about a specific issue that is troublesome. This may be anxiety, fear, past trauma, loss, grief, or feelings of anger, depression or physical pain. You then use the tips of your fingers to firmly tap energy points along the meridians in your body, the same ones that Chinese healers discovered over 5,000 years ago. By using your fingertips to “tap” these meridians in a specific order, you can almost effortlessly eliminate your emotional pain . . . and even physical pain.

Learn Thought Field Therapy Algorithms  and Effectively Treat:

• Fears and Phobias • Depression

• Anxiety and Panic • Anger • Guilt

• Trauma and Post Traumatic Distress

• Shame • Relationship Pain

• Grief and Loss • Embarrassment

• Physical Pain • Self Sabotage

• Negativity • Compulsive Behaviors

• Obsessive Thoughts • Insomnia

•  . . . and more

It’s simple to learn, easy to guide others through the process, and produces immediate, long-lasting results (even permanent in many cases). TFT is completely safe and can work on anyone—including infants, pets, and even those who don’t speak your language or believe in alternative therapies. It’s also been proven in the most dire of circumstances: in the refugee camps of Kosovo, with U.S. embassy bombing victims in Nigeria, for earthquake victims in Japan, following the World Trade Center attacks of September 11th, and even by British Special Forces in the Congo.