Don't know where to start with unraveling your EFT issues?

Have you hit a brick wall and can no longer sort out the tangled issues? 

Or do you live so far from me that it would take you a couple hours to get here and want to make
the most of your travel time? 

For these, and many other reasons, a Full Day of Intensive EFT may be just what you are looking for.
Over the years I've done many of these and always had terrific feedback from the clients. 

People leave KNOWING they've made some huge shifts.  No, it won't clear all your stuff in
just one day but what most people report is that it helps them clear out all the brush and
entanglement so that they can see the trees plus we chop down as many of those trees as
we can along the way.

What one recent client observed was that she felt as though all her issues were in one
tangled blob before she came -- sort of like a tangled ball of yarn. 
When she left, she felt lighter, freer and as though each issue
had been sorted and filed so that she can easily pull each one up as and
when she'd ready to do more
work on them.
She even did a drawing for me to represent what she was talking about. 
I appreciated this because
that's exactly how I'd seen the Intensive days in my mind as well.

One of the biggest reasons that I found the Intensives so profound for my clients
and therefore made them one of my main ways of doing EFT, was because I work very intuitively
and when I get on a run, and things begin flowing through me and through my client,
I like to keep on going, shifting and sorting until the underlying beliefs and thoughts begin to change,
which is where REAL change begins. 

It often feels to me as though we are going after the RUG that is under the table legs that
Gary so often talks about. 

Another advantage of doing EFT this way is that you don't have to begin boiling stuff up out
of the subconscious regions, only to then have to shove it all back down because your HOUR is up. 
You just keep on bringing it up.