EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques) is gaining a foothold in recognition recently by more academic and institutional health care delivery systems for use in a variety of conditions with causal roots in traumatic experiences and ACEs.
Guidelines and recommendations for the use of EFT for PTSD have just been published by a major health organization. Kaiser’s peer-reviewed publication, The Permanente Journal, recently (Spring 2017 vol. 21 No. 2) published practice guidelines for using Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) with patients diagnosed with PTSD (Church, Stern et al., 2017).
They recommend 5 hourlong EFT sessions for those at risk for PTSD, and 10 sessions for those with full-blown symptoms. The publication of the practice guidelines by The Permanente Journal is likely to accelerate EFT's acceptance as an approved therapy throughout the VA.
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