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Beyond Coping

7 Myths of Trauma Therapy—and How EFT Supports Deeper Healing

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With Dr. Robert Shwarz and Dr. Diane Poole Heller

A 90-minute, Online Training Event:

August 26, 2026 @ 11 AM MT | 1 PM ET

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Discover how familiar assumptions about regulation, symptom reduction, and trauma processing may limit therapeutic progress and how Emotional Freedom Techniques can support deeper integration, resilience, and restored agency.

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BONUS #1

Psychological Mechanisms and Active Ingredients of EFT

Explore the proposed clinical processes that may contribute to EFT’s effects, including focused attention, emotional engagement, therapist-guided regulation, cognitive change, and memory reconsolidation.

This article will give you a more substantial framework for understanding what may be happening beneath the visible act of tapping.

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BONUS #2

The Levels of Memory Reconsolidation in EFT Therapy

This visual reference offers a practical way to think about the different levels at which therapeutic change may occur during EFT-oriented trauma work.

Use it to deepen your understanding of the relationship between immediate regulation, traumatic memory, belief change, and broader integration.

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TraumaSolutions Two booklets titled “Levels of Memory Reconsolidation in EFT Therapy,” one displaying the cover and the other an illustrated chart summarizing therapy levels and processes, offer valuable insights for practitioners of EFT and trauma therapy who seek to facilitate deeper healing.

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At the end of the training, we’ve set aside time to answer your questions and share how you can continue developing your trauma-informed use of EFT.

You’ll also receive an exclusive first look at The Trauma Therapist’s Guide to EFT: A Mind-Body Approach to Regulation, Trauma Processing, and Integration—a new five-part live training led by Dr. Robert Schwarz that begins Tuesday, September 15, 2026.

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