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EFT technique for severe traumas, very sensitive subjects or therapy beginners: starting with extremely vague formulations ('something difficult happened') and progressively introducing increasingly specific details, never advancing if intensity exceeds 4-5, thus building safety and trust before approaching the core of the problem.
EFT double dissociation protocol for extremely severe traumas or highly reactive patients: the patient imagines a box containing the memory without opening it, evaluates an estimated SUD on the idea of looking at the box, and taps progressively until able to glimpse the contents without emotional flooding.
EFT protocol where the patient narrates their story aloud while the therapist watches for activation signs — voice changes, hesitations, gestures — and immediately stops the narration to tap on the last spoken phrase, until the entire story can be told without distress.
Classification system of individual biological constitution in naturopathy, integrating morphotype, temperament and diathesis to fully personalize the health strategy.
Method of simple body movements developed by Paul and Gail Dennison to improve learning, concentration and coordination by stimulating connections between the two brain hemispheres.
Branch of kinesiology specialized in identifying and releasing unconscious emotional blockages through muscle testing, integrating stress defusion and positive reprogramming techniques.
Energy rebalancing system accessible to the general public, derived from applied kinesiology, using muscle testing and corrections through reflex points and meridians to harmonize vitality.
Assessment of individual biological terrain according to naturopathic temperaments and diatheses, identifying predispositions and guiding the health strategy.
The three fundamental naturopathic cures — detoxification, revitalization and stabilization — forming the sequential protocol for rebalancing the biological terrain.
Therapeutic use of water in all its forms — hot and cold baths, Scottish showers, wraps — to stimulate circulation, elimination and vitality according to naturopathic principles.
Massage technique specifically adapted for athletes, combining deep effleurage, kneading, friction and mobilizations to prepare for effort, accelerate recovery and prevent injuries.
Clinical aromatherapy is the rigorous therapeutic use of chemotyped essential oils, grounded in the pharmacology of aromatic molecules. From ancient Egypt to the works of Gattefossé and Valnet, this discipline combines millennia-old tradition with modern scientific validation.
EFT protocols adapted for perinatal care: pregnancy (nausea, prenatal anxiety, tokophobia), birth preparation, labor pain management, and postpartum (baby blues, postpartum depression, birth trauma). EFT is non-invasive, medication-free, and can be self-applied. Based on Chatwin et al. (2016) and Stapleton et al. (2019).
Advanced EFT protocol combining guided visualization and meridian tapping to access the wounded inner child, establish a therapeutic dialogue and integrate unresolved early emotional wounds.
Fundamental conceptual framework of EFT developed by Gary Craig, using the table metaphor to structure therapeutic work: global problems (anxiety, low self-esteem) are the tabletop, specific supporting memories are the legs — you never tap on the tabletop, you treat each leg individually.
Complementary EFT technique used after negative emotion reduction to install and anchor positive states, inner resources, and helpful beliefs through meridian tapping combined with positive affirmations and mental imagery.
Toyohari is an ultra-gentle Japanese acupuncture style, often without skin penetration, using gold and silver needles held at skin contact to harmonize Qi according to classical meridian tradition.
Cosmetic acupuncture uses ultra-fine needles inserted into facial muscles and body acupuncture points to stimulate collagen production, improve micro-circulation and reduce signs of aging.