Does Energy Psychology Really Work?
Tapping Pioneer David Feinstein Shares What Made Him a Believer
By David Feinstein - About a decade ago, something came along to challenge my bedrock beliefs about therapy: Energy Psychology, a method based on tapping on selected acupuncture points to address psychological problems. What could possibly have possessed a seen-it-all therapist like me to embrace an approach that many consider the latest incarnation of snake oil? What follows is the answer.
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Could Energy Psychology Transform Couples Therapy?
An Unconventional Approach to One of Therapy's Most Common Dilemmas
By David Feinstein - You might've heard about energy psychology and the use of tapping with PTSD, phobias, and depression. But couples therapy provides a rich context for acupoint tapping, both in the office and as a tool to use at home. The empathy and understanding that emerges in the partner who’s watching can be a game changer, building a path to healing through some of the couple’s most emotionally hazardous territory.
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Teaching Couples to Tap
Could eliminating blocks in couples therapy be as simple as learning where to tap?
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VIDEO: Incorporating Energy Psychology in Your Practice
Getting Clients Comfortable with Energy Psychology
It’s not within the standard protocol of talk therapy to tap on clients’ acupuncture points as they focus on a problem or goal. Even therapists convinced of the purported benefits of Energy Psychology may not know how best to present it to their clients without seeming too “out there.”
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VIDEO: Incorporating Energy Psychology into Your Practice
Getting Clients Comfortable with Energy Psychology
It’s not within the standard protocol of talk therapy to tap on clients’ acupuncture points as they focus on a problem or goal. Even therapists convinced of the purported benefits of Energy Psychology may not know how best to present it to their clients without seeming too “out there.”
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VIDEO: Talking, Tapping, and Healing
When Attachment Therapy Meets Energy Psychology
Despite a growing acceptance of integrative mind-body techniques, energy psychology remains just outside mainstream psychotherapy. And it’s easy to understand why—it makes frequent use of touch and includes techniques for tapping acupuncture points while conducting therapy.
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The Case for Energy Psychology
Snake oil or therapeutic power tool?
A wizened, seen-it-all psychologist describes how he came to embrace an approach that much of the orthodox psychotherapy world considers the latest incarnation of snake oil.
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DAVID FEINSTEIN, PH.D.
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STEPHEN PORGES, PH.D.
DAVID GRAND, PH.D.
DAVID FEINSTEIN, PH.D.
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NOS049825
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3/18/2016
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STEPHEN PORGES, PH.D.
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Does Energy Psychology Really Work?
Tapping Pioneer David Feinstein Shares What Made Him a Believer
By David Feinstein - About a decade ago, something came along to challenge my bedrock beliefs about therapy: Energy Psychology, a method based on tapping on selected acupuncture points to address psychological problems. What could possibly have possessed a seen-it-all therapist like me to embrace an approach that many consider the latest incarnation of snake oil? What follows is the answer.
Daily Blog
Could Energy Psychology Transform Couples Therapy?
An Unconventional Approach to One of Therapy's Most Common Dilemmas
By David Feinstein - You might've heard about energy psychology and the use of tapping with PTSD, phobias, and depression. But couples therapy provides a rich context for acupoint tapping, both in the office and as a tool to use at home. The empathy and understanding that emerges in the partner who’s watching can be a game changer, building a path to healing through some of the couple’s most emotionally hazardous territory.
Daily Blog
VIDEO: Incorporating Energy Psychology in Your Practice
Getting Clients Comfortable with Energy Psychology
It’s not within the standard protocol of talk therapy to tap on clients’ acupuncture points as they focus on a problem or goal. Even therapists convinced of the purported benefits of Energy Psychology may not know how best to present it to their clients without seeming too “out there.”
Daily Blog
VIDEO: Incorporating Energy Psychology into Your Practice
Getting Clients Comfortable with Energy Psychology
It’s not within the standard protocol of talk therapy to tap on clients’ acupuncture points as they focus on a problem or goal. Even therapists convinced of the purported benefits of Energy Psychology may not know how best to present it to their clients without seeming too “out there.”
Daily Blog
VIDEO: Talking, Tapping, and Healing
When Attachment Therapy Meets Energy Psychology
Despite a growing acceptance of integrative mind-body techniques, energy psychology remains just outside mainstream psychotherapy. And it’s easy to understand why—it makes frequent use of touch and includes techniques for tapping acupuncture points while conducting therapy.
Daily Blog
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In Consultation
Teaching Couples to Tap
Could eliminating blocks in couples therapy be as simple as learning where to tap?
Magazine Article
The Case for Energy Psychology
Snake oil or therapeutic power tool?
A wizened, seen-it-all psychologist describes how he came to embrace an approach that much of the orthodox psychotherapy world considers the latest incarnation of snake oil.
Magazine Article
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David Feinstein, Ph.D., a clinical psychologist, has received nine national awards for his books on consciousness and energy healing. He has been a pioneer in developing innovative psychological approaches, particularly in the area of Energy Psychology. He has served on the faculties of The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and Antioch College. He and his wife, Donna Eden, direct the world’s largest organization teaching Energy Medicine.
