Did you know you can use EFT on
animals as well!!
FurTap™ - EFT for Pets
FurTap™ is my amazing new course
that I am working on. This course should be ready to publish very soon so
watch this space.
A little story...
So
while I was working on my research and creating KiddyTap™ - Teach your Kids to
Thrive with EFT - course, I realised the effect that EFT might have on
animals. In my KiddyTap™ course I introduce a technique to use on babies that comprise of
tapping on the meridian points along the sides of the spine. I use the
technique on my child and it is amazing.
What
does this have to do with animals?
We
got home from a busy day at work and school just in time before the dark
thundery clouds opened and it started to rain heavily. We went to put our
things away and I hear this meowing noise. Very unusual for Milo our cat
as she is half feral I'm sure. She is one tough cookie so something must
have been wrong. We looked everywhere and finally I saw her coward away
in the corner under my computer desk.
I
thought she got into a street fight with another cat maybe or a dog when she
was out roaming and fully expected her to have a wound. I picked her up
and she was petrified although she came to me easily a bit relieved that we
were there. As the thunder cracked again she clung to me in fear and I
realised the poor cat was afraid of thunder.
What about EFT?
I
remembered the EFT spinal technique I was teaching for use on babies and kids
so thought to give it a go.
While
holding her (cat) in my one arm, I started tapping on her spinal points.
It was phenomenal to experience. I could immediately feel her relax in my
arm. It only took about 3 rounds of this before she had enough. I
knew she had enough as she then wanted to give me a little play bite (A Milo
way of letting us know she has had enough of something). So I put her
down and off she went, strolling leisurely to her water bowl as if nothing
happened. Thunder was still cracking but Milo weren't afraid anymore.
