During your EFT training you almost certainly did some tapping in a group setting as well as watching demos of one to one EFT in action.
There are many reasons to set up an EFT group but the chances are you have more questions than answers such as:
- How do I structure a group session?
- How do I keep everyone safe?
- What if someone has an abreaction?
- How much can I charge?
- How will I promote my group?
- How will I keep them coming back?
- What will I give my group members?
Any many more questions besides …
After the workshop, you will feel confident how to:
- Specify the target audience for the group
- Set pricing, frequency, location
- Attract participants
- Ensure attendees are suitable & take registration information
- Communicate pre and post-meeting information
- Structure the group sessions, with a beginning, middle and closing plus any follow-up
- Keep attendees safe
- Maintain boundaries during and between meetings
Over the years I have run groups in many settings, including in-person courses and talks, during wellness retreats, and on-line, sometimes for up to 100 staff of a corporate customer. I have learned from every experience and now want to share that with you.
To discover more about my journey to EFT trainer, you can watch this interview with Imelda Riddell Watch Here