Thought Field Therapy Center of San Diego

“How may I help you?” Whenever I meet a new client – someone with whom I am contracting to assist in my role as a counselor, social worker, consultant, trainer or colleague- I start with this question. First this question makes it clear that this interaction is in his or her service and directed by him or her. Organizing our relationship like this is also allowing each of us to organize our own experience. The thought field is the place where the information organizing our experience as individuals and our experiences shared with others is held. And if there are perturbations in our individual thought fields as we interact, negative emotion or blocks to optimal health will manifest.

Everything affects the information generated within the thought field governing every moment and every interaction. A thought field is life itself. The only constant in being alive is that everything is always changing. Both the information and that which holds the information is always changing in response to both internal and external factors. I just want to make the point that working together with another is a unique and precise experience in living. So when you’re starting to do some TFT with yourself or someone else, just be aware of the context in which you are tapping and know that who you tap with will affect the perturbations you will be addressing. This is just a little TFT theory.

If you could work directly with an expert in Callahan Techniques Thought Field Therapy with over forty years of helping others how you would answer the question “How may I help you?” Now ask yourself what part of this can I do for myself and start tapping.  There is always some little thing we can do to make our lives and the lives of those we love better.

Thought Field Therapy (TFT) helps close those wounds so we can begin to move forward on our journey.

For more about how tapping can help and how to tap instructions please check out my book, Heal Traumatic Stress NOW – No Open Wounds.

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