314 reactions · 113 shares | Once used by doctors, Tapping is now taught in more than 80 countries and is said to have helped millions of people of all ages. By tapping on specific points in the body while speaking about a problem, it can help reduce pain and stress, improve sleep and concentration and change habitual behaviours such as smoking, overeating or nail biting. - Click the link below to join our FREE tapping world summit online event | The Tapping Solution | Facebook

Discover how to use a simple technique known as “Tapping” to feel more centered, focused, and able to conquer any challenges that stand in your way. The Upcoming 11th Annual Tapping World Summit, a free online 10-day event, will give you access to 25 free, 100% content, presentations on a variety of topics (listed on the page below) from some of the world's leading experts that show YOU how to use this technique to rewire your brain and improve your life. Over 2 million people have attended the

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Once used by doctors, Tapping is now taught in more than 80 countries and is said to have helped millions of people of all ages. By tapping on specific points in the body while speaking about a problem, it can help reduce pain and stress, improve sleep and concentration and change habitual behaviours such as smoking, overeating or nail biting. - Click the link below to join our FREE tapping world summit online event👇 | The Tapping Solution

Have you heard about the “Tapping” technique? It’s a scientifically proven technique that works to rewire the brain by sending calming signals to the amygdala, the stress center of the brain, allowing both the body and brain to release limitations from negative experiences, emotions, thoughts and much more that hold us back from creating the life we want. Most people don’t realize how big of an impact chronic stress has on their life. It effects their health, their ability to think clearly, and

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3.9K views · 24 reactions | Follow along with this rhythmic tapping song from my album, "I Am A Tree": "Tap Two Together". You can use spoons, chopsticks, drumsticks, pencils, sticks you find outside, your fingers--or even just watch and listen, if that works best for you. Full song and video: https://youtu.be/PuTx2DnM6sM | Children's Music with Nancy Kopman | Facebook