ET in college

Just thought you would like to know, Silvia, that this afternoon I taught basic Emotrance on an Arts Foundation Diploma course at Bournemouth and Poole college and it worked, of course, like a dream.

I am teaching my Inner Game course as part of the Diploma course and use ET and EFT to remove psychological blocks. One older lady found her headache had gone, a girl said she felt really great afterwards as if she'd 'smoked'! And all had a shift of emotional response to inadequate artwork. From thinking their drawings were crap - that was the precise wording used, this is mostly a young group :-) - the general shift was to a feeling of 'could be better but then that's no big deal, I can improve it.'

The thing I love with energy therapies is taking it to people who may think it's not really their thing and finding that when I explain the theory they nod in understanding and without a blink when I say where in your body.... they tell me where. No-one says, 'What the fuck do you mean?' And this was a class of students who might well have said just that, if they had felt like it.
I believe it is an inherent healing model that we all, at some level, are familiar with and that is why it is rarely rejected. Well I've never had it rejected in fact.

The course director is interested from the point of view of them using this to relieve their interview nerves in February.

All very exciting.

Linda
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