This year starts off with continued change for the world, and also for Thought Field Therapy. The need for alternative therapy has never been greater, and we continue to see thousands of new people each month coming to our website to get help with stress, anxiety, fear and trauma. In 2011, we focused on expansion [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Dr Roger Callahan’
Our New 2-Day Workshop – Tapping Your Way To Better Health.
November 6th, 2011
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TFT Is the Tapping Therapy To Eliminate Stress, Fear, Anxieties, and Identifies and Eliminates Blocks to Achieving Your Goals.
Today’s chaotic and fear ridden world keeps many of us in a constant state of anxiety; anxiety about our jobs, anxiety about our finances, anxiety about our relationships, and even anxiety about our health. TFT tapping therapy allows you to quickly, and without suffering, move past these negative emotions and restrictive behaviors.
Dr. Roger Callahan Answers Top Questions On Thought Field Therapy
September 6th, 2011
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Dr. Callahan was asked to share his perspective on specific areas of Tapping Therapy: psychological reversal, The Nine Gamut, collar bone breathing exercise, and identifying toxins. Here are his answers…
Tapping Into The Soul… Open yourself to a new world of limitless possibility.
July 12th, 2011
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Tapping into the Soul is at the leading edge of self-healing and personal development and growth. If this is important to you, whether your interest is personal or professional, this two-day workshop will significantly empower your mastery in these areas. This forum is not academic…it’s practical, giving you revolutionary tools that actually expand consciousness and [...]
Overcome Stress In The Office
December 8th, 2010
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Yesterday’s Wall Street Journal’s Corporate section warned about the stress of our workplace environments, citing “Burnout” or “frankly burned out” for some early retirements. One of the articles says the stress and pressure has increased significantly due to globalization, stiffer competition, government regulation and the weak economy. They say executive recruiters even measure a candidate’s [...]
