Emotional freedom technique: Energy psychology integration in the workplace setting

Case seriesPreliminary✓ Source-checked📍 United Kingdom

In plain English. Writing as the trauma support manager for London Underground counselling services, the author describes weaving EFT tapping into work with traumatized transit staff, into training trauma volunteers, and into her own self-care as a counsellor. She found it simple to learn and teach, and describes it as life-changing for some who take to it. This is a practice-based case account rather than a measured study, so it offers professional experience and examples rather than outcome statistics.

What they found

The article describes the author's integration of EFT into trauma counselling practice for Transport for London Underground staff, including trauma volunteer training, colleague support, and self-supervision, drawing on practice examples rather than a formal outcome study.

How the study worked

Who took partTransport for London trauma support staff and colleagues

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

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Design	Case series
Population	Transport for London trauma support staff and colleagues
Journal	Counselling at Work
Year	2008
Country	United Kingdom
Language	English
Method	EFT / tapping
Publication type	Case report
Verification	✓ Confirmed against the primary source

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Scott, J. (2008). Emotional freedom technique: Energy psychology integration in the workplace setting. Counselling at Work.

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