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Only 5 days left to get Early Registration pricing for the Energy Psychology Conference

Robert Bray — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 17:32:41 +0000

Early Bird pricing will end on February 10th!

For more information and to sign up, please visit 14th Annual International Energy Psychology Conference

Who Has to Believe What to Be Better? Beliefs and Intention in EP Explored and Expanded

Robert Bray — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 23:35:40 +0000

Please join me for a safe and stimulating opportunity to consider how years of practice shaped our perception, beliefs, and actions. Share and grow in your own way from the body of wisdom created by these experiences. Examine the ethical use of the power of Energy Psychology.

Sign up by February 2nd for special Early Bird pricing. For more information and to sign up, please visit 14th Annual International Energy Psychology Conference

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Energy Psychology Conference Information

Robert Bray — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 17:30:51 +0000

Sign up by February 2nd for special Early Bird pricing. For more information and to sign up, please visit 14th Annual International Energy Psychology Conference

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Reminder – Healing Trauma Teleclass is Tomorrow

Robert Bray — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 05:35:22 +0000

Start the New Year by Leaving the Past Behind with the Healing Trauma Teleclass

Our live TFT tele-class that you can attend over the phone is coming up next Thursday. The class will help those wanting to overcome past trauma or losses in their lives… with special guest Dr. Robert Bray and Joanne Callahan.

Thursday, January 12th – 5 pm Pacific7 pm Central/8 pm Eastern

For more information and to register, please click here.

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Reminder – the Healing Trauma Teleclass is next Thursday

Robert Bray — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 17:34:50 +0000

Start the New Year by Leaving the Past Behind with the Healing Trauma Teleclass

Thursday, January 12th – 5 pm Pacific7 pm Central/8 pm Eastern

For more information and to register, please click here.

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Tapping for Health – 2 Day Live Training

Robert Bray — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 16:31:45 +0000

Join Dr. Bray and Joanne Callahan and learn tapping to help your body heal itself of virtually any condition.

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Heal Traumatic Stress NOW for your Kindle

Robert Bray — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 18:35:18 +0000

I am excited to announce that you can now read my book, Heal Traumatic Stress NOW, on your Kindle. You can purchase your copy on the Kindle Store by clicking here: Heal Traumatic Stress NOW – Kindle version.

And as always you can learn more or buy the book or eBook on my website.

From Roger Callahan, PhD, Founder and Developer of Thought Field Therapy:

All you need to know about traumatic stress responses and steps to recovery – with complete instructions for using a non-drug, non-invasive, non-cognitive, safe technique to eliminate overwhelming upset in the context of a complete approach to mending the aftermath of horrific life and death experiences.

Dr. Bray’s book leads the reader through the basic steps to help end immediately the suffering from traumatic stress and then guides them towards a complete recovery from their traumatic experience. Thought Field Therapy and the NOW recovery model compliment one another beautifully empowering people to heal themselves.

Thank you,

Dr. Bray

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Oasis Workshop – July 24, 2009

Robert Bray — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 18:22:42 +0000

I am looking forward to presenting an Oasis training for 40+ seniors in San Diego. Held at the Macy’s in Mission Valley, this short 1 1/2 hour long class will help participants learn about the nature of traumatic stress disorders and the easy ways to immediately end problems with negative overwhelming memories.

Date of class: July 24, 2009/Time: 10:15 – 11:45

Anyone else interested in coming? Please log on to www.oasisnet.org, or email: oasistutor@yahoo.com

If you would like to make a comment, please click on the link below and fill in the comments form. If you would like to make your comment to Dr. Bray privately, please go to the Contact page to email him directly.

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Working with NDMS in Texas, June 2009

Robert Bray — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 18:25:49 +0000

: Where’s Bob?

Here’s a picture of me, and with the people from CA-3 Mental Health Response Team at a Federal Training in College Station, Texas. You may notice I am the beardless one at the back left. This was an exercise for response to a pandemic flu and we had to wear masks requiring a clean shaven face. It was very, very hot outside in our Disaster Medical Assistance Team tents working with over two hundred members of the National Disaster Medical System from all over the country. This is an international training center for disaster responders of all kinds including dogs and it was full of train wrecks, collapsed buildings, and every kind of dangerous situation you never want to experience. I enjoyed seeing what goes into training emergency responders.

When the flu season starts remember to do all those things your mother taught you – wash your hands a lot; cover your sneezes and coughs; and don’t pretend you are not sick when you are, and stay home. This is not what I spent a week learning but these are the most important ways we can care for one another this coming fall.

Hope to see you all soon (with or without a beard)

Bob

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Mission to Uganda – Thought Field Therapy

Robert Bray — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 18:57:18 +0000

TFT Mission to Uganda - February 2009

Hello again!

Some good things last forever. The feeling of my heart swelling with pride and joy as I witnessed Thought Field Therapy being successfully applied in service of the people of the Kasese diocese in Uganda lives in me now. This is the first I have written about the mission since I returned so if I sound a bit flighty it is because of the amazing number of powerful and beautiful moments I experienced as part of the ATFT Foundation team training over 350 people in Algorithms and helping them care for hundreds of more members of their communities.

If you have ever watched a hummingbird move from blossom to blossom, you have a sense of what happens to me as I think about picking some delicious bits to share with you.

Quick Facts:

Members of the mission: Phyllis and Howard Roberson from the UK, Stein and Carina Halvorsen Ho from Norway, Roger Ludwig and myself from the USA. A team of local organizers, translators, and supporters lead by Father Peter Mubunga Basaliza.

Dates of the mission: Stein and Carina were there from Feb. 7 to March 1 – the entire time. Phyllis, Howard and I were there from Feb. 6 to Feb. 22. Roger was there from Feb 15 to March 1.

Training provided: Three Algorithm workshops, over 350 certificates of completion were awarded. One Causal Diagnostic workshop was done with over 100 participants.

Research data collected: Pre-tests and post-tests measuring traumatic stress symptom reduction were completed by over 100 of the participants treated by the newly trained TFT’ers. The complete information on the numbers is still being compiled and you will see it here soon.

The excitement of being in a different culture was energizing as we worked out the best ways to share the knowledge and skills of Thought Field Therapy. The fact that human beings function the same all over the world and the fact that TFT works regardless of language and culture were the constants in conversion of the description of the key concepts and applications from our usual way of training. Working with a group of over 100 participants through translators in a context far different from our lives was challenging but great fun and stimulating. We had to think about TFT in a very different context.

All of us have had the experience of seeing the expression of amazement and joy that comes over a person’s face when he or she has been relieved of their pain or fear by TFT for the first time. For me this is always the best part of training or treating – now imagine that joy times hundreds! The people we trained were so open, honest, caring and appreciative that again my feelings swell up as I remember faces and moments.

Laughing, crying, and dancing in moments of sharing and growing will last forever. I am thinking that next time I do a workshop I need to include drumming, singing, and dancing. The next story about Uganda will be more focused but for now I just want to say thank you to the ATFT Foundation Board for making this trip possible and to the members of our team for a tremendous experience and all that I have learned.

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