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Title: Energy work.
Authors: Parker, Nina
Source: Therapy Today. Dec2025/Jan2026, Vol. 36 Issue 10, p73-73. 1/3p.
Subjects: Psychotherapy, Traditional medicine, Emotions, Alternative medicine, Acupuncture points
Geographic Terms: Australia
Abstract: The article discusses the integration of energy psychotherapy (EP) techniques into therapeutic practices, highlighting their effectiveness in addressing emotional issues. The author describes various EP methods, including the emotional freedom technique (EFT), which involves clients tapping on acupuncture points while focusing on their emotions. EFT is noted for its growing recognition and use in Australian school counseling, largely due to the efforts of clinical psychologist Peta Stapleton. Additionally, the Energy Psychotherapy Network offers a diploma course in EP and provides a directory of qualified practitioners. [Extracted from the article]
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