Emotional Freedom Techniques UK, Edinburgh
Tel: 0131 339 6979
4 March, 2010
Although EFT is now recognised in some areas of general health practice it should still be regarded as a complementary therapy.
If in doubt consult a physician.
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EFT UK Directors
Therapy is much more than ‘giving a healing’. It’s a two-way experience and we thank all those who have come into contact with us, enriching our lives in doing so with ever greater insights into the wonders of the human spirit.
Therapy is much more than ‘giving a healing’. It’s a two-
Alan Morison MA, MIPTI, EFT (Level 3) Practitioner/ Trainer, Reiki Master
Alan was a languages teacher for 28 years until 2003. He now concentrates on EFT, teaching and demonstrating to groups and schools throughout Scotland. He has practised a variety of therapies along the way but none has taken his attention and interest more than EFT. The recognition that he had learned something profoundly life changing was instant and he has used it many times on himself to release past traumas and negative experiences. His many hundreds of clients have also benefited from his experience and he has taught EFT to all levels to much acclaim. His main aim is to have EFT established in schools to help motivate students and release them from the many issues that arise in childhood and adolescence. While working towards that goal by running school workshops and giving demonstrations, he offers his EFT skills part time to the Headway brain injury charity based in the Astley Ainslie Hospital in Edinburgh.
Fiona Morison BMus ARCM LRAM MIPTI
Principal teacher of music in an Edinburgh secondary school Fiona is an accomplished pianist, accompanist and a violinist in several orchestras. Her skills in EFT have been well received by staff and students alike and she has presented several EFT workshops to fellow teaching staff.
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