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Eva Gerigk
Heilpraktikerin (Psychotherapie)
Therapies in English and German
Tapping Therapy – Where does the tapping therapy originate?


For thousands of years, traditional Chinese medicine has known that the human being has an invisible meridian system connected to organs and through which “Qi”, the energy of life, flows. Negative emotions like anger, sadness or fear are linked to this energy system. Utilizing this knowledge as well as his psychological intuition, American psychologist, Roger Callahan developed the “Thought Field Therapy” in the 1980‘s. Callahan‘s insights were the forerunner of a variety of tapping techniques like Meridian Energie Techniken (M.E.T.®), Emotional Freedom Technique (E.F.T.), Meridian Tapping Therapies, and Tapping Acupressure. These and others are part of the developing field of energetic psychology.


What to expect in a therapy session?

The individual sessions are done in a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere. First, a specific problem is defined. Then, the patient is asked to state the corresponding negative emotions (e.g. anger, sadness, or fear). While repeatedly naming these negative emotions, various acupressure points in the face, upper body, and hands, are gently tapped. Within a short period of time, this method helps release any blockages in the body’s energy system responsible for those negative emotions. At the end of the session, the patient evaluates himself to determine if anything in connection with his problem has changed. Thus, the patient knows after his initial therapy session, whether the tapping therapy has worked.


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Eva Gerigk
Kaiser-Friedrich-Promenade 112
61352 Bad Homburg

tel.: +49 6172 - 68 26 813

mail@eva-gerigk.de
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How to get to my office:
– follow A 661 at the Bad Homburger interchange toward Bad Homburg
– exit the motorway at Bad Homburg
– follow the road along the by-pass through an avenue with poplars
– pass under the railway
– turn right at "Am Hohlebrunnen" which is the first possibility to turn after the railway
– leave the traffic circle at the 3rd street before the petrol station
– follow the street until the T-junction, and then turn right
– now you are at the "Kaiser-Friedrich-Promenade" and can look for a parking space
– number 112 is located on the left-hand side, approx. 80 meters past "Seedammweg"

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