Janet Hammond came on my EFT Part Two course and volunteered her cat Dory for the tapping for animals demonstration. Janet told us that Dory was a young, female cat and very, very timid, as if she were frightened of everything. Janet says: I recently re-homed a one year old cat called Dory. I got … Read more
Stories about Horses and EFT by Heather Smiles The longer I live and the older I get, the more I begin to believe that the whole of life revolves around stories. The way we act depends on the stories we tell ourselves about our life, the way we interact with other people depends on the … Read more
The Distance EFT Process In Gary Craig’s retirement blog post he said there are two things about EFT “What it does and Where it points” and that surrogate tapping is leading us to Where it points. When I first found EFT, the tapping itself was weird enough for me and the idea that you could … Read more
Mini Pees when People Visit By: Lili Betancourt Gwyneth Moss asked participants if they had any pet issues to demonstrate working with animals during my EFT level 2 training. I told her about Mini, my 3 year old Cairn terrier. She lives with me, my husband, my mother, my 3 adult children and our 11 … Read more
Heather Smiles writes: I helped pick up a young horse from Manchester last Friday, bit of a sad case. Bought as a rescue by a lovely kind 18year old, who hadn’t got a clue. Her friend had contacted Jenny, owner of our rescue yard, to ask her if she could help. Things were going downhill … Read more
Canine Remote Borrowing Benefits Fiona Lewis writes: Hi Gwyneth, Thank you for a lovely weekend tapping, I have really enjoyed it all, and I am looking forward to starting working on my case studies. I’d like to update you on the dog stuff! A couple of weeks ago I was doing some research about ‘EFT … Read more
Separation of Pigs and People by Anne Ryan Yesterday I was walking by the river and as you walk along the day to day farming life is there to see. It is an organic and bio dynamic farm and run with many of the less intensive practices of the older days. There is a pig … Read more
Reuben: From Dangerous to Gentle by Jaimes Lyndley Reuben the young German Shepherd rescued by Jaimes Lyndley’s neighbours from a traveller encampment, was aggressive and highly unpredictable. Jaimes would never have dared to go anywhere near him. In our EFT Practitioner workshop Jaimes volunteered to role play Reuben in the group exercise of surrogate tapping … Read more
Irene the Hen Grows New Feathers By Tricia Cockshott Irene is one of the ex-battery hens that I rescued. She came to me with no feathers, looking like what could be described an oven ready chicken! I got Irene at the same time as 3 other ex-bats and the other three hens all grew back … Read more
The Resurrection of Hamish By Jane Bennett I have an EFT animal tale which I thought might interest you. It’s a tale of EFT failing to do what it was intended for, but with great results! One of my cats, Hamish, is twenty years old. He has kidney problems and is on special diet and … Read more
Ellie Gets Well Again by Jean Cotton When I take my dog out, there are some dogs and owners that I meet regularly and stop to chat. One, a little border terrier called Ellie, is a favourite. She was always lively and enthusiastic, and noisy! I hadn’t seen her for a while when we met … Read more
Tapping for Shasta the Beagle By Agatha Gelderloos www.tapintolife.net I work with children in treatment foster care and bring my trained therapy dog Shasta (a Beagle) to work for comfort and connection for the children who have often experienced extreme trauma. I do EFT with the children also, but this story is about Shasta! … Read more