EFT – Emotional Freedom Techniques: A Gentle Way to Heal and Rebalance Your Emotions
- astroinvestigator
- Oct 1, 2025
- 3 min read
What Is EFT?
EFT, or Emotional Freedom Techniques, often called “tapping,” is a simple yet powerful method for reducing stress, calming anxiety, and releasing emotional blocks. It combines modern psychology with the wisdom of ancient acupressure by gently tapping on specific points on the body while focusing on an emotional issue.
Think of it as a reset button for your nervous system: when strong emotions overwhelm you, EFT helps your body and mind return to balance—quickly, gently, and effectively.
Who Can Benefit From EFT?
EFT is for anyone who wants to feel calmer, more resilient, and more in control of their emotions. It’s especially helpful if you:
Struggle with anxiety, stress, or panic attacks.
Experience phobias (e.g., fear of flying, public speaking, or driving).
Feel blocked by past trauma or painful memories.
Battle procrastination, low motivation, or self-sabotage.
Struggle with low self-esteem or negative self-talk.
Want to manage physical symptoms linked to stress (like tension, headaches, or insomnia).
Because EFT is gentle and non-invasive, it’s suitable for people of all ages and can complement other therapeutic approaches beautifully.
What Issues Can Be Brought to EFT Sessions?
Almost any emotional, mental, or even physical concern can be explored through EFT. Clients often bring:
Daily stress and overwhelm from work, family, or relationships.
Performance anxiety before presentations, interviews, or exams.
Fears and phobias that limit daily life.
Traumatic experiences that still carry emotional weight.
Negative beliefs like “I’m not good enough” or “I always fail.”
EFT doesn’t just manage the symptoms—it addresses the deeper roots behind them, creating lasting change.
How EFT Works and How Issues Are Resolved
During a session, you’ll be guided to gently tap on a series of acupressure points (typically on the face, chest, and hands) while focusing on a specific thought, emotion, or memory.
This process:
Sends calming signals to the brain’s stress centers.
Helps the nervous system “unlearn” automatic fear or stress responses.
Reduces the intensity of painful emotions or memories.
Creates space for new, empowering beliefs and feelings.
Clients often notice a visible shift—even after a single session—reporting feelings of relief, peace, clarity, or emotional release. Over time, repeated practice rewires the body’s stress response, making it easier to stay calm even in challenging situations.
The Advantages of Learning and Practicing EFT
🌿 Quick and Effective: EFT can bring relief within minutes, even during stressful moments.
🧘♂️ Empowering: Once learned, you can use it anytime, anywhere—making it a lifelong self-help tool.
💡 Deeply Healing: It doesn’t just manage surface symptoms but helps resolve emotional blocks at their root.
🔄 Flexible: Works well on its own or alongside other therapies and healing approaches.
🤲 Self-Regulation: You learn how to calm your own body and mind, building resilience and emotional confidence.
Many clients describe EFT as “a skill for life” — something they turn to before important meetings, during anxious moments, or whenever emotions feel overwhelming.

EFT is more than a technique—it’s a pathway back to emotional freedom, self-compassion, and inner balance. Whether you’re dealing with anxiety, stress, past wounds, or everyday worries, tapping can help you feel grounded, resilient, and empowered.
🌿 Healing doesn’t have to be hard or complicated. Sometimes, it’s as simple as tapping into your body’s natural wisdom.
Curious to see how EFT could transform the way you handle stress and emotions? Book a session with Nelly Lukava - online or in London - and learn this powerful self-help technique that you can use for life."



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