NLP and EFT – Fab Methods of Alternative Healing

If you have interests in the field of alternative healing you may have already come across EFT or the Emotional Freedom Technique where certain points on the body are tapped whilst thinking of a problem.  The information for learning EFT is available free so all you need to do is make time to learn.

How can we make the most of EFT as a change process?  The answer is to “supercharge” the technique by using presuppositions of NLP to prepare the mind for positive change just prior to using EFT.  That’s twice the healing you had before.  I have found this to also apply to other healing techniques or change processes outside the field of NLP.

A presupposition relies on something other than the statement itself to be true.  Whether or not the statement is true the brain must accept the information as true in order to understand it in the first place.   You’ll find it easier to understand with some examples:

* It doesn’t matter if you heal now, or later  (presupposes you will heal)

* How easy will it be for you to feel better now? (that you will feel better)

* Just as you have healed a cut, you can heal this (that a cut is as easy to heal, that you have been cut before)

Of course presuppositions can be simple or complex.

You could also use many other NLP techniques such as pacing and leading  or metamodeling which will improve things even more, however if you are new to EFT I suggest just the presuppositions for now.

The point is by combining a very simple idea (let’s face it you don’t have to have been fully trained in NLP or hypnosis to use this) with another healing technique you optimise change.   And that’s a good thing.

Blessings,

Keri Eagan

Bandlerism:  Disappointment requires adequate planning

Body are fab.  Bodies are weird.  The scariest thing in the world is looking around yours and wondering what the heck is going on.   Maybe if it you chuck enough money/healing energy/attention you will be able to get things back to normal again.

Time and time again NLP has shown that the body can and will change if given the right mental and emotional circumstances.  Occasionally it has been shown to reverse symptoms of aging.

Before you get too excited, let me say this.  You can spend lots of time going through the various NLP techniques and still not get the result you were after.  Then again, you can work with an absolute novice fumbling with a manual and experience a miracle.  Use NLP enough and miracles become common place even if you are not that good.

One man stands out in this field as being EXTRORDINARY.  That is difficult to do because in the field of NLP and Hypnosis are a disproportionate amount of high achievers.  I doubt you have heard of him.  I’ve known about him for awhile now because finding out obscure healing techniques is my hobby.

This guy has facilitated people out of comas.  Even managed to help stroke victims out of paralysis…..drum roll please!

Introducing Dr Robert Fletcher.  I hope you are about to google him.  Good luck with that cause there isn’t much around to glean information from and of course there is more than one of them.  It appears Dr Fletcher has a quiet and unassuming type of character.  My kind of guy.

So how could you possibly facilitate healing in a comatose person?  Simple.  He uses ideomotor signals to talk to the unconscious mind.  Also he has documented (last time I checked) 80+ different metaprogrammes.  A key clue in the way he facilitates healing is that he utilises the way the body naturally alters over time.  Obviously if your body is changing over time this gives you a type of metaprogramme.

When my body turns into an alien being (many do) I want my family to give him a call, or at least one of his students.  Dr Fletcher has developed Thought Pattern Management (TPM) a series of techniques that appear to be closely related to NLP.

Blessings,

Keri Eagan