It might look a little strange at first — lightly tapping your fingertips along your face, head and upper body while talking about a stressful memory or feeling — but tapping therapy, also called ...

Could tapping on parts of your body while speaking positively really reduce stress or even help with weight loss? The Emotional Freedom Technique, also known as EFT or "tapping," has been featured in ...

For centuries, people have believed in the power of human hands to heal. Just think about the sense of calm a hug or even a hand on your shoulder can bring when you’re upset. In recent years, ...

Humans are always looking for more ways to ease stress and anxiety. Medications work well for many people, but they have drawbacks, including cost and side effects. If you're looking for an ...

Emily Laurence is a journalist, freelance writer and certified health coach living in Raleigh, North Carolina. She specializes in writing about mental health, healthy aging and overall wellness. For ...

Proponents say that manually stimulating acupressure points can ease a variety of maladies. Credit...Vanessa Saba Supported by By Christina Caron It looks a little goofy. A self-help method called ...

Whether it’s work, school, money or the daily hassles of life, stressors are all around us. While there’s no denying the need to integrate self-care into our lives, many have found that traditional ...

Tap your worries away? It may seem overly simplistic, but it just might be possible through the use of the emotional freedom technique (EFT). Tapping, or EFT, is a mind-body therapy that draws on the ...

The emotional freedom technique (EFT) is a treatment that’s used for the symptoms of some physical and mental health conditions. EFT focuses on acupressure points, called “tapping points,” as well as ...

For years people thought the practice of “tapping,” aka emotional freedom technique (EFT), was, well, crazy, to put it kindly. But after 100-plus clinical trials (Bach et al., 2019) have shown its ...