When the Session Did Not Go Well: EFT Tapping for Therapists

Описание: When the Session Did Not Go Well: EFT Tapping for Therapists

If you’re a therapist, counselor, social worker, or mental health clinician who has ever left a session thinking, “Well, that didn’t go how I hoped,” this guided EFT tapping practice is for you.

In this video, we use Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) for self-forgiveness, nervous system regulation, and emotional release after a session that didn’t go as planned.

As helping professionals, we hold space for deep healing, but sometimes we walk away with self-doubt, rumination, or the pressure to be “perfect.” This tapping sequence supports clinicians in releasing self-criticism, softening shame, and reconnecting with compassion and confidence.

You’ll be guided step-by-step through EFT points to calm the body, reduce emotional charge, and cultivate self-kindness — so you can return to your work grounded, present, and regulated.

✨ This video is especially for:
– Therapists using somatic and mind-body tools
– Mental health professionals practicing trauma-informed self-care
– Clinicians exploring energy psychology for burnout prevention
– Helpers committed to reflective practice without self-punishment

💛 What this practice supports:
✔ Self-forgiveness
✔ Nervous system calming
✔ Emotional resilience
✔ Professional confidence

✨ If you find this tapping helpful, please like, subscribe, and share with another clinician who might need this reminder.

💫 Explore my 1:1 programs for clinicians and helping professionals:
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💛💛,
Betsy

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:54 Why Clinician Replay Sessions
01:31 How EFT Can Help
02:15 Check-In and SUDS Rating
03:11 Guided Tapping Round 1: Self-Blame
05:20 Round 2: Release Regret + Pressure
06:19 Round 3: Compassion + Perspective
07:54 Round 4: Visualization + Repair
09:29 Closing Reflection + Nervous System Check
10:25 Thank You and Next Steps for 1:1 support

This channel offers practical, body-based tools like EFT-tapping, mindfulness, and breathwork to reduce overwhelm, regulate your nervous system, and prevent emotional depletion. These simple, evidence-based techniques help you reconnect with yourself, so you can show up with clarity, confidence, and compassion for your clients and yourself.

I’m Betsy Dwight—a trained mental health therapist with a B.A. in Psychology and an M.A. in Counseling Psychology. After years working in community mental health, I began to feel the toll that high-touch, emotionally demanding work takes on the nervous system. I’ve since shifted my focus to supporting fellow mental health professionals with practical, body-based tools like EFT tapping, mindfulness, and nervous system regulation practices. Because when you're holding space for others all day, you deserve support too. The work you do is deeply needed—and it’s my mission to help make it more sustainable for you.

Disclaimer: The content on this channel is for educational and informational purposes only and is not a substitute for therapy. While I share tools that may support your well-being, I do not offer personalized advice or clinical services through YouTube. Please remember that this is a public platform—your confidentiality can’t be guaranteed, so take care when posting in the comments

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