How to use EFT Tapping to ease the pain of loss

Anxiety Slayer™ with Shann and Ananga

Shann Vander Leek & Ananga Sivyer

Alternative Health, Health & Fitness, Mental Health, Self-improvement, Health & Fitness:mental Health, Education

4.4 • 858 Ratings

🗓️ 28 May 2021

⏱️ 32 minutes

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#542 This week on the Anxiety Slayer podcast we’re talking about how to use EFT Tapping to ease the pain of loss We recently received a request from one of our Patrons who asked if we could create a Guided Tapping Session for releasing grief and easing loss. Tapping is such a supportive way to respond to grief, we decided to create a short course that, along with a Guided Tapping Session, offers 10 ways to work with Tapping to ease the pain of loss. Grief is a very personal experience, and very complex. We grieve for the loss of our loved ones, and also for places, experiences lost. Tapping is a compassionate self-help practice that can help ease the pain of loss and draw us peacefully into the present moment with our treasured memories held close. Discussion points Worldwide Grief from the Pandemic Tapping with Triggers How we can work with scents to ease the pain of loss Tapping for physical pain around loss Tapping for anxiety around lossThere is still time to get 25% off on all of our First Responder Series courses for Anxiety Attacks, Health Anxiety, and Social Anxiety. Use the coupon code: spring2021Explore all three courses >> www.anxietyslayer.teachable.com

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0:21.0	This was a This week on the anxiety slayer podcast, we're talking about how to use EFT tapping to ease the pain of loss. Before we get started, I just wanted to remind you that there are still a few days left for our
0:27.6	spring sale on all of our first responder series courses for anxiety attacks, health anxiety and
0:36.5	social anxiety. You can get 25% off any one of those courses or all three of them
0:42.3	until May 31st and you just use the coupon
0:46.4	code spring 2021.
0:50.4	Welcome back in Nanga.
0:51.4	Hey Shen. Today we're coming together to talk about grief and easing the pain of loss.
0:59.7	We recently received a request from one of our patrons who asked if we could create a guided
1:04.5	tapping session for releasing grief and easing loss and we felt that this
1:10.4	tied in beautifully to what's going on right now in the world.
1:14.4	There's so much grief with this pandemic. There's been so much loss.
1:18.8	And tapping is such a supportive way to respond to grief that we decided to create a short course as well, which along
1:25.8	with a guided tapping session will offer 10 ways to work with tapping to ease the pain of loss.
1:33.0	Be on the lookout next week in your inbox if you are receiving our newsletter and we'll tell you even more about the course.
1:42.0	But today let's talk about grief and how we can help move through it,
1:48.4	how we can help be with it. Grief is such a very personal experience and very complex.
1:55.0	We can grieve for the loss of our loved ones, we can grieve for places, experiences lost,
2:00.0	as we were talking about together before we started recording today.
2:05.0	So many global instances of grief going on right now with the loss with the pandemic.
2:28.0	The anniversary. with the Tapping is a beautiful way to respond to any kind of overwhelm and pain or sense of loss, whether it's for somebody we know or not, whether it's for something going on that impacts our heart and causes us to suffer, but we're not directly
2:38.4	able to do anything about that situation or not. Tapping is a really compassionate self-help practice that can help ease
2:46.7	the pain of loss wherever we feel it, wherever it comes from.
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