What we base our work on
"Our work is evidence based on the following parameters: research, testimonials and clinical experience"
As we write this there are over 155 peer reviewed studies, 51 of which are randomized controlled trials (RCT), on different Tapping modalities. This provides an evidential base for evaluating the claims and criticisms surrounding these approaches.
Clinical psychologist David Feinstein’s review “Energy Psychology: Efficacy, Speed, Mechanisms” concludes a growing body of evidence indicating that these interventions are rapid and effective in producing beneficial outcomes in the treatment of anxiety, depression, PTSD, and possibly other conditions. This is considered a good evidential base.
Research
Here is a selection from the over 155 peer reviewed studies that exist that we find useful on techniques like Tapping, Havening and trauma. If you find one is missing let us know and we will add it. info@peacefulherart.se
Summary
Science Data and Research
This is a great summary of current research from The Tapping Solution.
NEW: Evaluation of our Trauma Tapping Certification
Catastrophic Events
Our Study Traumatized Youth in DR Congo
Läklabbet - An Integrated Approach to Chronic Illness
General About Tapping
Basis for the depotentiation model
About the Tapping Points
Treating PTSD With These Techniques
Counterconditioning with tapping in psychotherapy
The hypothesis of depotentiation
Testimonials
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Abo Hilal from Syria about TTT
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Derick about teenage mothers
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Imam Ashafa About TTT
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Medical Coordinator About TTT
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Nadine about TTT
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Voices in India about TTT
Our study of Learnings from Läklabbet
Learning from Läklabbet: An integrative transdisciplinary eco therapeutic treatment approach designed to promote resource capacity in people recovering from chronic ill health.
Our Study on Trauma Tapping
In this study 287 practitioners completed two 90-minute training sessions, and conducted six sessions with clients in a certification program. The practitioners conducted 1722 individual sessions with clients ranging from seven to 93 years. Results were assessed using a SUD (Subjective Units of Distress) scale. The within group mean (average) pre intervention was 7.69, and the mean post intervention was 2.5. These results were statistically significant, p<.001. Emerging themes were displayed in a word cloud.
Our study on traumatized youth
Here are the learnings from our study on a three week model for Trauma Tapping in a group of liberated child soldiers and other traumatized youths in DR Congo together with Dr Peta Stapleton.
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