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Emotional acupuncture

Elizabeth Lynch Freelance journalist

A therapy that cures negative emotions works wonders where conventional approaches fail, its supporters claim. Elizabeth Lynch reports

Emotional freedom technique is gaining popularity in the UK for the treatment of psychological problems. Its supporters say it is particularly useful for people who have had traumatic experiences.

Nursing Standard. 21, 50, 24-25. doi: 10.7748/ns.21.50.24.s25

Keywords :

● Emotional freedom technique - ● Meridian therapy - ● Acupuncture - ● Energy psychology

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22 August 2007 / Vol 21 issue 50

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