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Tapping for animals isn\u2019t always as successful as tapping for people, mainly because it\u2019s not as easy to tap into what they might be feeling. But it\u2019s always worth a try.<\/p>\n

Sit near the animal, and if you can, be touching them. Close your eyes, relax and see if you can sense what they might be feeling. If they are injured, or sick, it will be easier to get some ideas on what to tap on.\u00a0Then surrogate tap<\/a> just as you would for a person.<\/p>\n

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Here\u2019s an example:<\/p>\n

When our Maine Coon cat was a kitten, he liked to climb. Now climbing isn\u2019t really a Maine Coon\u2019s forte as they are a heavy breed. But when they are young, they\u2019re a bit more adventurous. Christo had had a few climbing adventures, but the biggest problem was usually that he could get up and then couldn’t figure out how to get down. The first time he found himself stuck up a tree, he managed to jump onto the shed roof, and then down onto the bank behind it.<\/p>\n

But on this particular day, he\u2019d chosen a much bigger tree with nothing nearby he could jump onto and he was really stuck. Our property is on a slope, and there was no way we could figure out to help him down. He was howling and agitated, and the only thing I could think to do was tap.<\/p>\n

So I tapped for \u201cEven though I, Christo, am stuck up this tree and and am scared\u201d first. Then tapped on other aspects like \u201cMum and Dad can\u2019t help me\u201d, \u201cI don’t know what to do\u201d. He became less agitated, but no less stuck. Finally I put in a Choice<\/a> \u201cEven though I, Christo, am stuck up this tree and don’t know how to get down, I’m a clever kitten and can figure out a way down\u201d. I keep tapping this for a few minutes and soon he found a way that he could get onto a tree nearby that had a sloping branch he could get down.<\/p>\n

We’ll never know if he would have figured it out anyway, but it made me feel like I was helping! Although this adventure ended up ok, as he got bigger he realized his tree climbing days were over.<\/p>\n

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While EFT has produced remarkable clinical results, it is still be considered to be in the experimental stage and each user must take complete responsibility for their own use of it.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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