EFT to Resolve Anger Issues: A Case Study Approach

Case series👥 1 participantsPreliminary✓ Source-checked📍 India

In plain English. A young engineering graduate who kept finding himself doing things against his own will, driven by underlying anger, worked through the pattern with EFT while a therapist tracked his distress levels session to session. This is one person's case report, not a trial, so it's best read as an illustration of how tapping is used clinically for anger rather than proof of a general effect.

What they found

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A single-case EFT treatment of a young man's anger issues used the SUD scale to track reductions in subjective discomfort across sessions as the underlying emotional pattern was addressed.

How the study worked

Who took parta 23-year-old male engineering graduate ('PS') presenting with anger issues and a pattern of compulsively doing what he didn't want to do (n=1)

What they didThis is a detailed report following a small number of individual cases through tapping.

Measured withSubjective Units of Discomfort (SUD) scale

The full record

Design	Case series
Participants	1 people
Population	a 23-year-old male engineering graduate ('PS') presenting with anger issues and a pattern of compulsively doing what he didn't want to do
Outcome measures	Subjective Units of Discomfort (SUD) scale
Journal	Indian Journal of Health and Wellbeing
Year	2022
Country	India
Language	English
Method	EFT / tapping
Publication type	Case report
Verification	✓ Confirmed against the primary source

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Pandey, N. (2022). EFT to Resolve Anger Issues: A Case Study Approach. Indian Journal of Health and Wellbeing.

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