by Alisa Fisher, Certified Emotion Code Practitioner
“Healing is a matter of time, but it is sometimes also a matter of opportunity.” – Hippocrates
Emotional Freedom Technique is a useful first responder in a stressful situation, and has its place. However, I have found that many physical issues that I had addressed with EFT in the past would come back during very stressful times. Those issues were not as painful as they had once been, but the pain did occasionally return because the stress “buttons” were still there. EFT seemed to work much like a stress bandage. It helped in the moment, but lasting relief was inconsistent. I felt gratitude for being introduced to such a useful technique, yet there were times I felt like there was something more that could be done. I found it in The Emotion Code.
The Emotion Code can be likened to emotional surgery. Through kinesiology The Emotion Code process pinpoints the stress frequencies we call trapped emotions, and completely removes those stress frequencies from the body via magnetic release. The body is then able to balance itself as much as possible. Once in a while a client comes to a session feeling frantic, or emotionally upset and feels inclined to talk about their issues beyond what is necessary for The Emotion Code work. By applying EFT for a few minutes the client is able to feel calmer. This helps us maximize the time in our Emotion Code sessions. Even as helpful as EFT can be to immediately relax the client, I have observed during these sessions that the deepest calm comes upon releasing the trapped emotions at the root of the upset.
Many EFT Practitioners have incorporated The Emotion Code into their work (see EFT Loves TEC). Many of us have found that The Emotion Code is faster, more precise, and gives the client the benefit of a direct understanding of what emotional events have been vibrating in their bodies. It opens up a unique dialogue between our conscious and subconscious minds. Rehearsing unhappiness, or verbally repeating your feelings is virtually unnecessary to releasing stress from the body. This may be the most appealing part of The Emotion Code to those with experience with EFT.
The Emotion Code is miraculously simple, yet so thorough in its scope because the accurate record keeping of the subconscious mind guides the process. This knowledge is power in our lives. It allows us to take a closer look at how stress impacts us. This knowledge empowers us to make necessary adjustments in our lives based on a new found appreciation for the impact our emotions have on the balance of our mind, body, and spirit.
Hi Alisa,
I have been certified as a Body Code practitioner with good results. I find however that release of core limiting beliefs does still need something more. I have been reading about Energy Psychology and EFT and had the impression that EFT would address those deeper core beliefs. I was considering getting certified in EFT until I read you article. I assume you were an EFT practitioner before EC practitioner.
1. what do you use to remove deep core beliefs, fears, phobias, etc?
2. do you feel like EFT is going backwards if you know the EC and BC?
thank you
Linda Verheyen
Thankyou Alisa for this informative article answering questions I had about EFT compared to the Emotioncode. I will share this with a few EFT practitioners in my community:)
Great article Alisa. 🙂
I have worked with many clients using EFT, and found that as I began to use the Emotion Code with them, the same incidents were coming up again to clear on a deeper level then had been cleared with EFT. I found that there were still trapped emotions there, even though we had tapped through it.
Very fascinating, and glad you have written this article as this information needs to get out there. 🙂