Benzodiazepine withdrawal emotional free technology - the ideal self-management tool

Benzodiazepine withdrawal and EFT-ideal self-management tools

I am an advanced emotional free technology [EFT] practitioner and a rehabilitated involuntary benzodiazepine [benzo] addict. I left Mercedes in 1988 and obtained EFT status in 2006. This is a very unusual combination. I hope that EFT will already exist when I left. But now I am qualified, it gives me the unique position to be able to provide EFT eavesdropping procedures for people who have withdrawn from their personal experiences. This is really good news, because if you have one thing you need to get out of benzene - this is the advice and support of others - survivors & #39;.

I myself quit in 1988

When I left, there wasn't much information available, and of course there was no such information as the Internet - Internet sites, books and organizations. Professor Heather Ashton, the world's authoritative benzo addiction and withdrawal, did not set up her withdrawal clinic in Newcastle or write her handbook [see below]. I designed my own withdrawal plan and integrated a variety of complementary therapies and emotional/psychological support skills. The result is 'Safe Benzo Withdrawal', my dual CD set [see below], which contains suggestions and information based on my own experience. There is also a guided relaxation, which I wrote specifically for benzo and withdrawal. The data CD contains an equivalent table for conversion to diazepam [stabilization], which is a slower benzoate.

Withdrawal symptoms vary

Not everyone has a hard time. We are all different, there are many factors that affect the type of withdrawal, namely, the dose, the type of medication, the time of taking, and so on. Do not worry. Thousands of people have now successfully escaped and proved that they can do this. There are now a variety of withdrawal support resources available. [as follows]

What is an electronic transfer?

EFT is a therapeutic tool developed by American Gary Craig. This is an emotional acupuncture based on ancient Chinese therapy. About 5,000 years ago, the Chinese discovered that the human body has an energy channel called the meridian, through which the body's basic energy or airflow passes. Managing airflow is the basis for the formation of oriental therapeutic practices, such as acupressure and acupuncture, which are now widely used in the West.

How does it work?

When we experience anything that bothers us, whether it is physical pain, emotional distress, anxiety, anger, fear, etc., the body's energy field is disturbed, and the EFT attack aims to eliminate this interference and restore calm and balance. . . Over the years, these energy interruptions may not be resolved in the body, and frequent attacks are events that continue to affect current life as a child.

What do you do?

You can tap your fingertips at various points on the face and around the energy meridians around the body, while focusing your thoughts on a painful symptom or feeling that you are owning and repeating positive or positive self-healing phrases. . [full description, please see the link below]

Why is EFT fully applicable to benzene and evacuation?

• It's easy to learn and easy to use. When you quit, the concentration range can be very limited, so fast and easy technology is very important


• Use it anytime, anywhere. Benzene withdrawal symptoms, especially panic attacks, may be unpredictable. They may wake you up at night or when you are out. With EFT, you don't need someone else or any device - just use your fingertips and yourself for a couple of minutes.


• This is a tailored self-healing tool. You can design your own tapping program to solve any symptoms you encounter.


• EFT is a self-management tool. This is to recover the power and responsibility of healing. Addiction, whether voluntary or involuntary [medical*], consumes your self-empowerment. Use EFT to restore control over your life.


• free. Just download the manual [see below]. There is no economic expenditure. Of course, you can choose to consult qualified EFT practitioners from time to time, keeping you right and gaining some objectivity, and possibly learning more advanced techniques - see contact details below. But the basic procedures taught in the manual always produce good results.

Therefore, there are five good reasons to use EFT in your withdrawals to help you recover. Three exit tips are; safe - talk to your family doctor. Be wise - gradually reduce at your own pace. Get support - find or launch a support team, whether it's face to face or the internet. I wish you all a healthy journey.
* iatrogenic = caused by the medical profession

Remember: Never stop taking medication. It may be dangerous. Consult your GP for information in this article is not intended to replace medical advice.

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