She has been struggling for a long time with her feelings around her relationship with her husband and her family. She has been through many distressful situations at her workplace and is experiencing frustration at not being able to find a job, which she says she really needs as their money is scarce.

Have you seen the film “UP”? If you have and love dogs you could probably relate to the  wonderful insight into canine behaviour that is depicted in the film. It is when all the dogs stop and gaze totally enthralled in one direction when one of them mentions “squirrel!”.

Read on for the full article, with some interesting ideas about positive affirmations and animal obedience...

Writing a whole new definitive book on EmoTrance is a real challenge on many different levels - and of course it all starts with getting started in the first place.

Here's how I "walked my talk" with EmoTrance to help me write a new book on EmoTrance, in 6 short, exciting, happy weeks.

My name is Beth, and I am a coffee addict. At least I used to be. I drank four to five cups a day for the past 15 years. When I was stressed, I'd have a cup of coffee. When I wanted to reward myself, I'd have a cup of coffee. When I was winding down at the end of the day, I'd have a cup of coffee. I had a socially acceptable addiction, but an addiction all the same.

Read on for the full case study from Advanced EmoTrance Practitioner Bethia Dodd...

EmoTrance Trainer Patricia DancingElk writes: What I love about the EmoTrance seminars most is the range of people and the issues they bring.  Even as a trainer I learn something new with each seminar and client because there are always new stories, new circumstances, and new trauma to be healed.

Read on for Patricia's full article...

An interesting case study from Shayn Smith, a newly qualified EmoTrance Practitioner. In this article we learn of the factors that caused Shayn to quit his dream job, and how EmoTrance could have prevented it.

Read on for the full article...

In this article Texan EmoTrance Trainer Patricia DancingElk looks at the popular technique of EmoTrance by proxy, in this instance with animals.

Patricia writes: "During the last EmoTrance workshop one of the attendees (Gail) shared that it was Sunday and the day that her son would normally come over to watch football with his dad.  This particular Sunday the dad had told the son he couldn't come over because he upset the dog (Spirit) too much."

Read on for the full case study...

This article consists of two case studies sent in by AMT Advanced Practitioner Joyce Waring, which look into using EmoTrance for ADHD, an area that Joyce specialises in. ADHD is being diagnosed in more and more children each year, so it is so important to understand it and use alternative therapies to treat it.

Please read on for both case studies...

In this EmoTrance Masterclass, I am going to analyse a session example to highlight the specific factors that make EmoTrance work elegantly and beautifully. This includes in-depth comments about the Even Flow, about the Client/Practitioner dance, and how to teach a client how to move energy, as well as many other key EmoTrance features besides.

On this occasion, we are dealing with a PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder) case and work with the event absolute which is a specialist application of EmoTrance.

Michael Flatley, "The Lord of the Dance" and known worldwide for the sensation he created at the 1994 Dublin Eurovision when he introduced his modern version "Riverdance" is back on tour, back in training, and dancing again - thanks to energy healing.

In this interview, Michael Flatley tells about his illness that no modern hospital was able to cure and which left him so weak, he could hardly speak, and how he was healed by an Irish energy healer to be able to dance again.

EmoTrance is well known for its ability to enhance other already effective therapies in order to make them as healing as possible.

In this article, EmoTrance Ambassador and Trainer Patricia Dancing-Elk, looks into using EmoTrance with ThetaHealing.

Read on for the full article...

Kim Bradley writes: "[The following is] a wonderful testimonial of a client who was experiencing extreme fear and anxiety about having to have an MRI scan.  I have found it is quite common for people to fear these kinds of tests. Whether it be the enclosed space, the strange noises, having to lie still, the fear of the unknown and the fear of the results, EmoTrance has proved to be extremely effective yet again.

I know Liz wants her testimony to stand as a beacon to anyone who is currently feeling anxious, frightened or nervous about any medical procedure they are about to embark on."

Read on for Liz's EmoTrance testimonial...

International EmoTrance Practitioner and presenter at the 2010 European EFT & Energy Psychology Conference, Sandra Hillawi, has put together a transcipt of an EmoTrance session based on the clients cravings for chocolate.

Please read on for Sandra's full transcipt...

This wonderful testimonial was sent into us by EmoTrance Trainer & ambassador Kim Bradley, who received it from a client who she had treated.

Kim's client had been struggling after the death of his mother and had become detached and short tempered. Did EmoTrance help? Of course it did! Read on to find out how...

EmoTrance Trainer Patricia Dancing-Elk writes: "During the workshops and EmoTrance Meetups that I have facilitated I have seen a growing need for healing in relationships.  EmoTrance is the perfect tool for working with conflict, whether it is your co-workers, parents, children, friends, spouse, etc.  Working with proxy is also a fantastic tool for expanding your intuitive skills.

Let me give you some short examples/case histories..."

This is a complete transcript of a Skype EmoTrance session with a young gentleman who was filled with anxiety and couldn't sleep for the racing thoughts in his mind.

Being very used to "overthinking everything" he was very unsure if EmoTrance could possibly work for him ...

A very interesting and educational example of an EmoTrance session with what might be thought of as a particularly difficult client who was also anxious and stressed from the onset.