The future of psychology: Approaches to enhance therapeutic outcomes

In plain English. This review argues that mind-body approaches like EFT tapping, once dismissed as fringe, are backed by more than 400 published papers showing strong results for anxiety, depression, and PTSD -- often bigger improvements than standard talk therapy produces. It also notes that major bodies like the U.S. Veterans Administration and the UK's National Institute for Clinical Excellence have started recognizing these approaches. Because it's summarizing the whole field's growth rather than testing one sample, there's no single N or effect size for this paper itself, and the 'order of magnitude greater' claim is the review's summary framing of others' data rather than a directly computed statistic.