The Principles of Eastern Medicine and The Definition of Energy Psychology (DVD)

Energy Psychology is the most exciting and revolutionary mental health development in many years. The principles of these techniques reside in the 5,000 year old disciplines of Eastern Medicine. This mental health educational DVD teaches the specific medical underpinnings behind NET, EFT, TFT, and many others, and demystifies these quick and effective treatment modalities. The Principles of Eastern Medicine and The Definition of Energy Psychology DVD gives a general overview of Energy Psychology and the main schools of this discipline, Emotional Freedom Technique or EFT, Thought Field Therapy or TFT, and Neuro-Emotional Technique™ or NET™. These energy psychology techniques have revolutionized the mental health field. These techniques are less painful, shorter, quicker, and imminently more effective than traditional “talk” therapy. These counseling methods work well for anxiety, depression, phobias, and addictions, but are especially effective with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. All of these treatment modalities are based on Eastern Medicine and the acupuncture system.

This mental health DVD presents in detail the medical principles behind Energy Psychology. Particular attention is given to the meridian system, the five element theory, the polarity system, the acupressure points, applied kinesiology, muscle testing, and therapy localization. In addition, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder is discussed and a history of energy psychology is given, including many of the most popular modalities. This psychology DVD is at the cutting edge of psychology and the only DVD that investigates the medical principles behind Energy Psychology. The history of energy psychology and the main schools of this discipline, Emotional Freedom Technique or EFT, Thought Field Therapy or TFT, and Neuro Emotional Technique or NET are presented. Energy psychology works much faster and more completely than traditional talk therapy, because it accesses the deeper parts of the brain which comprise the subconscious, helping the body return to homeostasis. 

Jef Gazley, LMFT, D.CEP Copyright © 2009 - Internet Therapist LLC.

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