Mentoring

Overview

Using image-based work with clients in EFT sessions is an exciting and liberating experience, and people are often astounded at the results. If you are an EFT Practitioner, I would love to assist you in developing this approach for yourself.

In a mentoring session, we discuss your client cases and how imagery might be useful for your client’s issues. I share with you the questions and tapping language that I have developed over the years to facilitate this kind of work. We may talk about how to seamlessly flow between the two worlds of what is going on in real life or what actually happened — and the imagery that has arisen to embody the issues. 

Who Is This For?

• I am happy to mentor both Advanced Practitioners and those at Practitioner level who find they have an interest and a natural affinity for image-based work. Mentoring is generally for Certified EFT Practitioners/Advanced Practitioners. It is important to have at least one year of experience and be well-grounded in the core foundational skills of EFT before  taking on more creative approaches

• As an EFT International MTOT (Master Trainer of Trainers), I can also offer mentoring to fellow trainers who are interested in this approach.

•  I only do mentoring in groups of 8 or less and all group mentoring can count for the EFT International annual mentoring requirement.

More Details

• Whether individual or in a group, mentoring is focused on supporting your EFT practice. Typically, you bring in client cases with your questions and concerns. In the mentoring role, I draw upon my full understanding of EFT and how to serve our clients best. We may discuss foundational skills, Art of Delivery skills, ethical and professional concerns, etc. as well as the imagery-based work.

• For group mentoring, you may form your own small group and approach me for mentoring. Or I may offer group mentoring to those who have taken a workshop.

Coming Soon…

An Inner Theater Training for EFT Practitioners is in the works! Please join my mailing list to stay informed about further developments.