Client Success Stories with Thought Field Therapy

Our Surgical Experience - Resolving Anxiety with Thought Field Therapy
The efficiency of Thought Field Therapy Voice Technology is demonstrated in the following account that involved several family members struggling with a myriad of negative emotions in anticipation of life-threatening surgery for one family member.
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Freedom from Oppressive Sadness with Thought Field Therapy
Sally’s reality was the sadness and grief that pervaded her life since her son’s untimely death. A constant, persistent, pervasive sadness defined her daily life. Expecting little in the way of relief, Sally was treated with Thought Field Therapy in about 10 minutes.
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Overwhelmingly Positive Response to Using TFT with Victims of Hurricane Katrina
Some months after Hurricane Katrina, in January 2006, I traveled to New Orleans, Louisiana as a member of the Association for Thought Field Therapy Foundation Trauma Relief Team. Twelve Thought Field Therapists had been invited by the administration of Charity Hospital, part of the Medical Center of Louisiana at New Orleans. Charity staff were highly traumatized people, like so many others, as a result of “The Storm”. For one week we worked with individuals still on staff of the hospital, as well as others. Read more

Negative Feelings Alleviated Through TFT Phone Sessions
“Just before Christmas time last year, I was going through a very difficult time dealing with some unjustified legal issues. These issues were affecting my attitude, my outlook on life, and ultimately became a reason I found myself unexpectedly unemployed. My wife was justifiably concerned that the Christmas time family reunion of our grown children, their spouses, and our grandchildren was going to be negatively impacted by my poor attitude and growing depression over these issues."  Read more

Child’s Extreme Anxiety is Overcome
"My 4 year-old son has always been a very happy, outgoing child whom nothing can phase. Nothing, that is, except getting a haircut or getting his fingernails or toenails cut. When he was a baby, my husband would literally have to hold him down while I cut his nails, and he would be screaming the entire time. Not only was I afraid that I would traumatize him for life (clearly something already had, but we had no idea what it was), but I was half-afraid that someone would hear the screaming and call Child Protective Services on us."  Read more

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Lois Sugarman, Ph.D. provides Thought Field Therapy services for people experiencing a number of problems including loss and grief, anxiety, trauma, abuse, fears and phobias. She also utilizes TFT for those wishing to improve their performance in academics, business or sports. She provides her services over the telephone. She resides in Wake Forest, near Raleigh, North Carolina.