Energy Psychology and Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT tapping) are not used to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any physical or psychological illness or mental health disorder. Consequently, Caroline Macarah’s sessions and resources do not provide medical diagnoses nor do they offer cures. Energy Psychology and EFT are considered complementary or adjunct treatment options; therefore, they do not replace health care treatment from medical professionals.

Energy Psychology and Emotional Freedom Technique draw from acupuncture, cognitive reframing, exposure therapy and other time-honored approaches to healing. Subtle energies and gentle stimulation of meridian points via tapping while focusing on emotional issues is believed to reduce stress hormones in the body, thus returning the body to a state of balance. Energy Psychology and EFT are gentle self-help methods used to release and resolve physical and emotional distress by clearing blocks in the body’s energy system. There have not been reports of distressing side effects when EFT is administered by a qualified practitioner, but this statement does not mean that you will not discover negative side effects for yourself. If you do experience side effects, you commit to notifying Caroline Macarah and taking the best course of action.

These techniques may bring to the surface issues and memories that need addressing, perhaps ones you were not aware of before the client-practitioner relationship began. If this happens, you agree to inform your practitioner as soon as is reasonable. Your consent to use these techniques involves your voluntary agreement to take full responsibility for your well-being, progress, and behavior and to indemnify the practitioner, Caroline Macarah  and her company EFT with Caroline.

While Energy Psychology and EFT are techniques that have produced remarkable clinical results and are gaining scientific support, they are not replacements to Psychiatric, Psychological or Medical treatment. As we work together there is no guaranteed outcome in any individual or individual session. Sessions are a time to engage with and learn tools to address the emotional side effects of triggering events.