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EFT around the world series


AAMET International Representative for Portugal, Janet Broughton gives us an insight into her


EFT journey, and living and working in Portugal...


I was first introduced to EFT


in 2004 a year after I had bro- ken my back in a horse riding accident. I had begun practis- ing yoga in 1998, and as my yoga journey progressed it opened up many new pos- sibilities in the field of Energy healing.


At the end of 2004, 14 months after my accident, I walked with a stoop and took pain killers like sweets, having been referred to the hospital specialist I was told that this was the best I could achieve.


However I don’t take no for an answer so I was keen to explore al- ternatives to the recognised medical profession.


With a mind open to the possibili- ties I met an EFT Practitioner and in


4hrs I was walking straight and pain free – this was something I had to explore and as a teacher it is always my desire to share my knowledge.


Therefore over the next 4 yrs I be- came an EFT Advance Practitioner and Trainer, an NLP Practitioner, a Life Coach, a Reiki Master Teacher, Colour Psychologist and came full circle and began to train as a DRU Yoga Teacher, giving up my full time job to practise full-time.


Since beginning yoga I had at- tended a number of yoga retreats in a number of warmer European countries, and whilst I enjoyed them I knew I could enhance the offers, as my original training and career was in Hotel Management, so I was often heard to say “One day I’ll have my own yoga retreat – but – not whilst I’ve got my Mum and my cat” I’m an only child, single and childless, my father having died 20 yrs previous


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my Mum was my only close relative, so I chose to stay in the UK. My cat was of a nervous nature and I could not envisage how I would get him safely abroad.


In 2009 my Mother was diagnosed and died of cancer in the space of 6 weeks, as I watched her fade away I knew what I had to do, live the dreams she had never had the courage to and decided I would find a way to transport my cat, all was underway when again very unex- pectedly he too died, they had left me free emotionally, physically and financially.


The idea of Portugal had been sewn a few years earlier by a friend who was thinking of moving there and then I saw a TV programme which featured Portugal and then every time I’d meet someone who had been, they would say “You’ll like Portugal”.


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