DOSSIER AAMET International Conference
AAMET International embraces EFT and all aspects of Energy Psychology and we are excited to introduce our exciting line up of conference speakers and workshop presenters including 6 EFT Masters and 4 Doctors that will interest anyone in this field of work. AAMET International is the largest EFT Association worldwide whose aims and objectives is to promote the work of EFT and to fund EFT research, part of the proceeds from this con- ference will be going to the AAMET Research Team. Please visit
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The Presenters Helena Fone Sophia Cayer Jaqui Crooks
Russell Cunningham
Dr Liz Boath
AAMET Interna- tional Conference Introduction followed by Q&A
Helena is Chair and founder of AAMET In- ternational. In addition she is also a qualified Psychotherapist, Hypno- therapist and an AAMET Trainer of the Trainers.
Helena will be opening the event and will give a short talk on how the Association has grown since it was reformed as a voluntary organisation and her visions for the future. A 15mins Ques- tion and Answer session will follow.
Transformational Trauma Tech- niques
An EFT Founding Master, AAMET Trainer of Train- ers and author, who has dedicated more than 12 years to full time private practice and teaching. She specializes in the area of relief of complex traumas.
Sophia will share Transformational Trauma Techniques that address the essential elements of trauma required to assure success. She will provide information that goes far beyond clearing events, helping you understand how trauma memories are held in the body and releas- ing them, recognizing and eliminating trauma loops and more. Learn to create the pathways to freedom and establish- ing positive life patterns as traumas are cleared.
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Surviving your Family
An EFT Founding Master, who’s used EFT for 13 years, Jaqui is passionate about sharing her
groundbreaking EFT techniques. Clearing stuck family and ances- tral patterns, people become their powerful selves.
The way we live today is the result of 1000’s of years of coping strate- gies, which have little relevance for us, today.
The view we have of ourselves and our world is influenced by our ancestors, where they lived, what happened to them. We can accept that, thank them for their part in our lives, let go of recreating their limiting beliefs and allow ourselves to become who we are, without the strait jacket of the past.
Alpha Repattern- ing
Creator of Alpha Repat- terning Russell is a qualified NLP Master and Trainer, TimeLine® Therapist, and Work- place Assessor & Trainer. He is Director of NLP for Life and the Australian Institute of Self Develop- ment. EFT and Alpha Repatterning - Release your past, Enjoy your Present and Attract the future of your dreams. EFT’ers know that EFT is most effective when it is specifically focused. The challenge is that most of our initial core issues occurred before the age of 7 and most of us have little or no conscious memory or these events. Alpha Repatterning enables us to not only resolve these issues but to align our unconscious mind with our dreams and goals.
EFT research and evaluation: Tapping into the evidence base
Dr Liz Boath is a Reader in Health, with consid- erable health research experience. Liz is an advanced EFT and Matrix Reimprinting practitioner and has EFT publications, including a systematic review.
The need for quality research and evaluation is essential if EFT is to be accepted as an evidence based intervention for psychological disorders. This presentation will: provide an overview of the existing evidence base for EFT; highlight the pros and cons of current research; and identify gaps in the literature. Recom- mendations for future research and evaluation will be highlighted and discussed.
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