Children

 

 

Hi,

I’m Sally from the book Sally and the Bully.
The stories below can help you in using tapping with kids.

I hope you like them.

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Articles with Examples of Using EFT with Children

Calming Teddy 

Gary. Screaming.

Teaching Tapping to Kids in a Group

Brandon’s Story

Nancy Teaching EFT to her Caregiver

Going Slow can be Faster

Calming a Child the “Old Way”

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Using EFT with Children – It’s All About R.E.S.P.E.C.T 

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A delightful Powerpoint pdf.
Using R-E-S-P-E-C-T with Children

Once you have rapport and trust with the child the use of EFT with him or
her is easy. It is the “getting to use” tapping that can be the challenge.

There are many useful ideas and suggestions in this presentation
for anyone who wants to use EFT with children of any age.

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Sally and the Bully:
Tapping into Positive Feelings

A delightful, entertaining, adorably illustrated story.

The book is a terrific way to introduce EFT to children.

Sally learns about tapping in her classroom and applies
her new skill to her feelings about the school bully.

Sally and the Bully is appropriate for elementary school-age children.

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Purchase of the Book includes BONUS downloadable package containing:

a coloring book,
flash cards with one tapping point on each card,
handout sheets for the EFT process, and
tips and suggestions for Caregivers.

Co-written with my sister, Susan McDowell.  Illustrations Kari Tumminia.

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    Cute YouTube video for younger children:
    Playing around with a camera one day led to this short video for smaller children. Enjoy!

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    Meet EFETA
    Useless but Interesting Trivia for the kid in all of us.

    Did you know that eft is also the name of an immature newt (Salamander) especially the reddish-orange terrestrial
    form of a North American species, Notophthalmus viridescens. Honest!! From the Old English word: efeta.

    NEWT Dr. Lorianne diSabato 2006-08-06.jpgple

    In its juvenile stage, which lasts one to four years, this eastern newt acquires a
    bright orange-red coloration, is highly toxic, and is called a red eft. This newt
    has the most complex and variable life history of any amphibian. It typically
    goes through four stages: egg, aquatic larva, eft, and terrestrial adult, returning
    annually to water to breed. There is much variation and some populations have no eft stage.

    I read that and thought, “What? No EFT stage?
    What a yucky fate to go through life without EFT! :-)

    (Image of red-spotted newt eft, from “Hoarded Ordinaries” blog (www.hoardedordinaries.com), by Dr.Lorianne DiSabato. Picture taken August 6, 2006)