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🗓️ 14 April 2024
⏱️ 72 minutes
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When it comes to alternative therapy I am, by nature and also from years of working as a journalist in the health, beauty and wellness space, a cynic. For years, I’d get drawn into to fads and trends by their razzle-dazzle and now, to avoid this, I like to see proof in the shape of data, clinical trials and evidence.
So you may be surprised to see Poppy Delbridge, aka The Tapping Queen, as a guest on the show. Tapping is a form of therapy that involves tapping your face and upper body to release stress, minimise trauma and ‘raise your emotional baseline’. But, despite sounding ‘woo woo’ has a raft of evidence from neuroscience, and psychology that proves the claims around its benefits.
This podcast is about learning from my guests' life lessons and given how integral tapping has been to Poppy, in times of trauma, change and flux, it was a fascinating insight into Poppy and how she has dealt with life’s challenges.
Poppy’s book Tapping In is available now.
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1:24.0 | My guest today is Poppy Delbridge, a transformational mind coach, speaker and author, whose rapid tapping technique has been featured in major publications including The Daily Mail, Gratzier and the Evening Standard, Prime Time TV Show this morning, and Fern Cotton's Happy Place Festival and Podcast. |
1:44.0 | Poppy was born in Plymouth and studied American Studies at Kiel University |
1:47.6 | before her career began in television as a producer at Talkback Thames and then as head of |
1:52.0 | entertainment development at Warner Brothers before becoming a coach. at Talkback Thames and then as head of Entertainment at |
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