EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) and Practical Meditation
SKU:
$50.00
$50.00
Tuesday April 14, 2015
9:00am - 4:30pm
6 Contact Hours -- NCSAPPB approved substance abuse specific (SS) + NBCC approved provider
This workshop, like the Wellness workshop coming on May 12th will focus on how the counselor’s wellness skills can also be used with clients. We will focus on learning and practicing the Emotional Freedom Technique, EFT as a self-help skill for one, clearing one’s emotional field on a daily basis (taking an emotional bath) leading to emotional and physical resiliency; two, removing blocks to healing the psyche that prevent full authentic living; and three, developing new beliefs/understandings that come from the quiet core of your highest consciousness in meditation. The last step of EFT leaves the brain and body of the practitioner in a very grounded yet elevated level of consciousness where new beliefs arise that are congruent with one’s highest values. We will identify and record those core values and beliefs creating a new story for living and embracing a holistic life with counseling as our life’s service. Most of this workshop will be practicing EFT so that the skills are well integrated. We will also review the research literature for EFT. This workshop will use specific case studies of dually diagnosed clients to support EFT as a self-help recovery tool. Wear comfortable clothing and be prepared to evolve!
Lunch served.
OBJECTIVES:
We look forward to seeing you there!
Presented by Linda Harrison, LPCS, CCS, MAC
9:00am - 4:30pm
6 Contact Hours -- NCSAPPB approved substance abuse specific (SS) + NBCC approved provider
This workshop, like the Wellness workshop coming on May 12th will focus on how the counselor’s wellness skills can also be used with clients. We will focus on learning and practicing the Emotional Freedom Technique, EFT as a self-help skill for one, clearing one’s emotional field on a daily basis (taking an emotional bath) leading to emotional and physical resiliency; two, removing blocks to healing the psyche that prevent full authentic living; and three, developing new beliefs/understandings that come from the quiet core of your highest consciousness in meditation. The last step of EFT leaves the brain and body of the practitioner in a very grounded yet elevated level of consciousness where new beliefs arise that are congruent with one’s highest values. We will identify and record those core values and beliefs creating a new story for living and embracing a holistic life with counseling as our life’s service. Most of this workshop will be practicing EFT so that the skills are well integrated. We will also review the research literature for EFT. This workshop will use specific case studies of dually diagnosed clients to support EFT as a self-help recovery tool. Wear comfortable clothing and be prepared to evolve!
Lunch served.
OBJECTIVES:
- Develop a working skill set in practicing basic EFT.
- Learn and practice the CB breathing technique for breaking through blockages that prevent release of emotional attachment.
- Develop a working knowledge of the research supporting EFT as a treatment for emotional regulation and trauma treatment.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Presented by Linda Harrison, LPCS, CCS, MAC