Notes from a tapping practitioner

How to help your clients use mental rehearsal to explore the consequences of different choices so they can make better decisions.Heads-upEpisode #18, "Why does having therapy sometimes feel worse than the problem it's supposed to help?" will drop on 28th October 2026.LinksYou can read the article this is based on here.To find out about my monthly newsletter for tapping practitioners, click here.To find out more about my in person and group mentoring opportunities, click here. Photo by Kalle Kortelainen on Unsplash, intro music, 'The Beat Of Nature', is courtesy of folk_acoustic from Pixabay

Sometimes making the desired change can be uncomfortable for the client and the practitioner. Understandably they may want to move on quickly to escape that discomfort. If the practitioner is tempted to offer 'premature reassurance' this may not be nearly as helpful as it seems.Heads-upEpisode #17, "Preemptive Hindsight" will drop on 14th October 2026.LinksYou can read the article this is based on here.To find out about my monthly newsletter for tapping practitioners, click here.To find out more about my in person and group mentoring opportunities, click here. Image by  ElasticComputeFarm from Pixabay. intro music, 'The Beat Of Nature', is courtesy of folk_acoustic from Pixabay

On a good day, our clients tell us exactly what is going on with them in a way that makes it easy to tap.More often, our clients give us a mixture of straightforward descriptions of what is going on for them and hints about what might be going on that they might not even have noticed.We can often miss or dismiss these hints and implications as less important than the straightforward descriptions, but being able to spot implications and unpack them can be a helpful skill for the practitioner.In this episode we will explore common 'implications' in what our clients tell us.Heads-upEpisode #16, "Premature Reassurance" will drop on 23 September 2026.LinksYou can read the article this is based on here.To find out about my monthly newsletter for tapping practitioners, click here.To find out more about my in person and group mentoring opportunities, click here. Image by Tove from Pixabay intro music, 'The Beat Of Nature', is courtesy of folk_acoustic from Pixabay

A simple step-by-step approach for unpacking a client's problems when they are difficult to access during the session.Heads-upEpisode #15, "Explore The Implications" will drop on 9th September 2026.LinksYou can read the article this is based on here.Three Memories And A Fantasy is a more advanced version of this approach.For more about 'associated' and 'disassociated' memories, read A Crucial Distinction For Releasing Troublesome Memories With EFTTo find out about my monthly newsletter for tapping practitioners, click here.To find out more about my in person and group mentoring opportunities, click here. Image by Alexander, intro music, 'The Beat Of Nature', is courtesy of folk_acoustic from Pixabay

When your client brings you a problem that is vague and amorphous, how can you make it tappable?  In this podcast, I describe a simple approach to bringing the problem down to earth enough to be able to tap on it.Heads-upEpisode #14, "Tapping For Problems That Aren't There" will drop on 26th August 2026.LinksYou can read the article this is based on here.To find out about my monthly newsletter for tapping practitioners, click here.To find out more about my in person and group mentoring opportunities, click here. Image by ANDRI TEGAR MAHARDIKA, intro music, 'The Beat Of Nature', is courtesy of folk_acoustic from Pixabay