EFT and Sexual Abuse

Sexual abuse has been termed the "silent problem" because children often are either afraid to tell, having been threatened by the abuser to keep quiet, or are too young or too ashamed to put what has happened into words. They may be confused by the feelings that accompany the abuse, and they may blame themselves for it. Abuse may also betray their sense of trust, because it often involves telling on a loved one. If they can't tell their secret to those they trust, they may begin to think that they can't trust anyone and learn to repress their feelings. If they close themselves off, they may begin to feel helpless, which can have long-lasting effects on their future relationships, emotional health, and attainment of educational and career goals.

EFT has been used extensively to clear the emotional problems of adults who have been abused as children.

This is from a woman treated with EFT for sexual abuse:
"Connections with people feel different. I feel an easiness being with people. I just feel closer. It's like the anxiety all went away. There's a part of me that feels really peaceful now. And I've been really energetic!"

Gary Craig writes:
"EFT takes abused adults to a new level. This work does accomplish breakthroughs and profound healing - quantum leaps! "