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EFT Certification Requirements Sample Practitioner Evaluation Provided by EFT Master Nancy Gnecco: www.nancygnecco.com Dear Name, Thank you for sharing this with me. It was clear that you had sent the client a chart with the points on it, but it wasn’t clear to me whether or not you had explained EFT to her. I assume that you had, as she didn’t appear to have any questions about the process. If you were going to use her as a case study, you’d want to give us, in writing, her history and presenting problem, which was very apparent in the session. I couldn’t tell if you were working with her on the phone or in person. I always like to make sure that the client has water handy, especially if we are working on the phone together. Since this was, presumably, a “one shot deal”, I very much appreciated your asking P. what her goal was for the session, and that you asked her to pay attention to thoughts, feelings, and memories that might come up for her. Name, you certainly have mastered the concept of utilizing the client’s own words to facilitate going deeper, and you carried this through right to the end when you closed with, “I’m going to say some words at you, and you tell me if there is any intensity.” You went back through her anger, her feeling out of control and all the way to her initial belief that she can’t eliminate all of it, but wants the to be able to move the fluid through her sinuses before it gets infected. For the purposes of demonstration, it was a good idea to take her through the full Basic Recipe first with a simple reminder phrase, “these chronic infections”. You started globally, but were very smooth in your transition both to the Short Cut and to the metaphor of the sinus infections. After the Basic Recipe you went back to her original statement and got into the issue of control. Your response, “Talk to me about control.” was neutral and perfect, leading her to feeling like a “sitting duck” – “helpless”. At that point you read her words back to her and her SUDS had risen to a 9 or 10 with the vision of sitting helplessly with her arms at her side. You did a great job of moving her through the next round, getting more creative with the set up statements and reminder phrases, but still staying with her words. You moved from the simple reminder phrase to multiple phrases. Well done. I do have a suggestion here. Another “doorway” you might want to explore in situations like this is the history of feeling helpless and victimized. For example, “When was the first time you can remember feeling like a sitting duck.”? This pattern of helplessness, and victimization probably started pretty early in her life. However, you didn’t choose that “doorway”, and when you completed the round you asked, appropriately, “Did anything come up while we were doing that?” You also had her check her SUDS level, and questioned how she knew it had dropped from a 9 or 10 to a 6 or 7. She told you that when she thinks about it, it doesn’t have the impact. My guess is that she was probably lower than a 6 or 7. At this point your intuition kicked in, and you said that you had a sense of sadness. You checked that out with her, and it resonated. You moved smoothly again into the beginnings of reframing: “these physical sensations, sadness in my stomach, my body’s giving me messages, I’m grateful (I’m not so sure about that one), I think I’m ready to listen, I’m tired of not feeling well” and you slipped easily into the positive: “I’d like to feel well, I’m paying attention now, I’d like to get along with my body.”

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Page 1: ACHP Sample Practitioner Evaluation 2...EFTCertificationRequirements! SamplePractitionerEvaluation! Provided!by!EFTMaster!Nancy!Gnecco:!!! Dear!Name,!! Thank!you!for!sharing!this!with!me.!

 

 EFT  Certification  Requirements  

Sample  Practitioner  Evaluation  Provided  by  EFT  Master  Nancy  Gnecco:  www.nancygnecco.com  

 Dear  Name,    Thank  you  for  sharing  this  with  me.    It  was  clear  that  you  had  sent  the  client  a  chart  with  the  points  on  it,  but  it  wasn’t  clear  to  me  whether  or  not  you  had  explained  EFT  to  her.    I  assume  that  you  had,  as  she  didn’t  appear  to  have  any  questions  about  the  process.    If  you  were  going  to  use  her  as  a  case  study,  you’d  want  to  give  us,  in  writing,  her  history  and  presenting  problem,  which  was  very  apparent  in  the  session.    I  couldn’t  tell  if  you  were  working  with  her  on  the  phone  or  in  person.    I  always  like  to  make  sure  that  the  client  has  water  handy,  especially  if  we  are  working  on  the  phone  together.    Since  this  was,  presumably,  a  “one  shot  deal”,  I  very  much  appreciated  your  asking  P.  what  her  goal  was  for  the  session,  and  that  you  asked  her  to  pay  attention  to  thoughts,  feelings,  and  memories  that  might  come  up  for  her.    Name,  you  certainly  have  mastered  the  concept  of  utilizing  the  client’s  own  words  to  facilitate  going  deeper,  and  you  carried  this  through  right  to  the  end  when  you  closed  with,  “I’m  going  to  say  some  words  at  you,  and  you  tell  me  if  there  is  any  intensity.”    You  went  back  through  her  anger,  her  feeling  out  of  control  and  all  the  way  to  her  initial  belief  that  she  can’t  eliminate  all  of  it,  but  wants  the  to  be  able  to  move  the  fluid  through  her  sinuses  before  it  gets  infected.    For  the  purposes  of  demonstration,  it  was  a  good  idea  to  take  her  through  the  full  Basic  Recipe  first  with  a  simple  reminder  phrase,  “these  chronic  infections”.      You  started  globally,  but  were  very  smooth  in  your  transition  both  to  the  Short  Cut  and  to  the  metaphor  of  the  sinus  infections.        After  the  Basic  Recipe  you  went  back  to  her  original  statement  and  got  into  the  issue  of  control.    Your  response,  “Talk  to  me  about  control.”  was  neutral  and  perfect,  leading  her  to  feeling  like  a  “sitting  duck”  –  “helpless”.    At  that  point  you  read  her  words  back  to  her  and  her  SUDS  had  risen  to  a  9  or  10  with  the  vision  of  sitting  helplessly  with  her  arms  at  her  side.    You  did  a  great  job  of  moving  her  through  the  next  round,  getting  more  creative  with  the  set  up  statements  and  reminder  phrases,  but  still  staying  with  her  words.    You  moved  from  the  simple  reminder  phrase  to  multiple  phrases.    Well  done.    I  do  have  a  suggestion  here.    Another  “doorway”  you  might  want  to  explore  in  situations  like  this  is  the  history  of  feeling  helpless  and  victimized.    For  example,  “When  was  the  first  time  you  can  remember  feeling  like  a  sitting  duck.”?    This  pattern  of  helplessness,  and  victimization  probably  started  pretty  early  in  her  life.    However,  you  didn’t  choose  that  “doorway”,  and  when  you  completed  the  round  you  asked,  appropriately,  “Did  anything  come  up  while  we  were  doing  that?”      You  also  had  her  check  her  SUDS  level,  and  questioned  how  she  knew  it  had  dropped  from  a  9  or  10  to  a  6  or  7.    She  told  you  that  when  she  thinks  about  it,  it  doesn’t  have  the  impact.    My  guess  is  that  she  was  probably  lower  than  a  6  or  7.    At  this  point  your  intuition  kicked  in,  and  you  said  that  you  had  a  sense  of  sadness.    You  checked  that  out  with  her,  and  it  resonated.    You  moved  smoothly  again  into  the  beginnings  of  reframing:    “these  physical  sensations,  sadness  in  my  stomach,  my  body’s  giving  me  messages,  I’m  grateful  (I’m  not  so  sure  about  that  one),  I  think  I’m  ready  to  listen,  I’m  tired  of  not  feeling  well”  and  you  slipped  easily  into  the  positive:    “I’d  like  to  feel  well,  I’m  paying  attention  now,  I’d  like  to  get  along  with  my  body.”    

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She  was  pleased  with  the  relief  (her  word)  and  you  asked  her,  “Talk  to  me  about  the  fluid.”  weaving  in  her  original  statement.    This  is  a  point  where  a  history  would  have  been  helpful.    You  said,  “I  know  a  little  about  your  life  –  stress  –  most  responsible  person  on  the  planet.”    She  went  to  “losing  people  when  you  get  older.”    You  were  really  “on  target”  here,  Name,  with,  “Let  me  reflect  this  back  to  you:    You’re  feeling  more  free  (metaphor),  more  peaceful,  and  at  the  same  time  there  are  fears  about  the  end  of  life,  something  about  her  sick  sister,  losing  a  lot  of  people  in  her  life,  loss  of  control,  loss  of  time.    Again,  there  is  no  right  or  wrong,  but  here  is  another  place  where  I  might  have  lingered  and  explored  the  feelings  of  loss.    You  chose  to  go  with,    “Is  there  something  you  feel  you  need  to  accomplish  in  life,  before  you…?”  and  “Relax  and  ask  your  sinuses  if  there  is  something  they  need  you  to  know.”    Beautiful.        That  led  her  into  another  major  “table  top”  –  the  issue  of  responsibility,  a  seed  that  you  had  “planted”,  and  which  had  “taken  root”.      Your  next  set  up  statement  was  a  perfect  bridge,  “Even  though  I’m  a  very  responsible  person….and  this  can  be  very  draining,  my  sinuses  are  telling  me  not  to  take  on  so  much  responsibility.    You  gave  her  a  twenty-­‐minute  warning  about  how  long  there  was  left  in  the  session.    I  don’t  do  this,  but  I’m  going  to  start.    It’s  a  great  technique  for  setting  yourself  up  to  end  on  time.    At  the  end,  when  the  anger  came  up  you  did  ask  for  a  specific  memory,  and  in  a  future  session  I  might  pursue  this  more,  along  with  “being  defenseless”.    These  are  “big  ticket”  items,  and  should  she  decide  to  continue  to  work  with  you,  my  guess  is  that  you  would  find  a  wealth  of  “tappable  issues”  in  her  history  that  are  related  to  the  chronic  sinus  infections.    Your  ending  couldn’t  have  been  better.    You  suggested  the  Personal  Peace  Procedure,  and  she  seemed  to  know  what  that  is.    I  have  a  handout  that  I  give  to  people,  as  you  know,  and  a  timeline  that  I  suggest.    You  reminded  her  to  flush  toxins  out  of  her  system  by  drinking  lots  of  water,  and  you  made  yourself  available  to  her,  should  anything  else  come  up.    I  want  to  share  with  you  something  you  might  not  know,  unless  you  have  the  desk  reference:  Messages  From  the  Body,  by  Michael  J.  Lincoln,  Ph.D.    This  book  is  like  the  encyclopedic  version  of  Louise  Hay’s  work.    Some  of  the  metaphysical  mind-­‐body  connections  with  sinus  infections  are  “having  lost  someone  they  loved  a  great  deal,  or  that  they  never  had  the  love  they  needed  from  someone  they  loved  deeply….with  the  result  there  is  much  ‘inner  crying’”  or  “They  are  experiencing  strong  irritation  with  someone  close  (there’s  the  anger),  in  a  hyper-­‐sensitive  ‘persecution’  manner’    (she  had  to  be  the  responsible  one  in  the  family)  or  how  about,  “Chronic  agitation  and  an  unsettled  condition  that  is  seemingly  impossible  to  heal.    Never  at  peace.    The  entire  complex  got  started  and  was  maintained  by  an  intense  ‘never  good  enough’  parenting  process.”      So,  you  see,  Name,  you  were  right  on  target.    CONGRATULATIONS!    Our  work  is  complete.    I  now  feel  confident  to  sponsor  you  as  an  AAMET  Level  2  Practitioner.    Be  sure  to  take  Level  3  next,  and  I’d  be  happy  to  do  the  additional  requirements  for  the  next  AAMET  Level  with  you  if  you’d  like  me  to.    Best  Wishes  to  a  Wonderful  EFT  Practitioner,    Nancy  Gnecco