What is TARC EFT


What is Tarc EFT

As you are all aware I am Jo Brown a wellbeing coach and TARC EFT practitioner. In this group you will see me post videos of Angela and Myself tapping using TARC EFT, I thought I would spend a little time explaining what TARC EFT is and what benefits does it have allowing you to improve your wellbeing.

Firstly, TARC EFT uses a few modalities together allowing the practitioner the opportunity to support clients allowing them to clear more deep-rooted issues. The founder of TARC EFT Rachel Earing wanted to go deeper into how EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) worked.

EFT works the same as acupuncture without the needles, which involves tapping around the different meridians, everything in life is an energy and vibrates, what happens over time with our bodies we develop blockages in our energy system and this can develop into physical and emotional conditions.

When Rachel started exploring, she began to realise that there was an effective time for each meridian to work and also a time when they are less effective. It also became apparent that when we were suffering from certain physical and emotional conditions that a blockage may be present in a certain meridian.

Knowing this Rachel set about developing TARC EFT, she now had a circle and put the meridians in the time space where the meridian was working at its most effective. She then began developing 3 different clocks for the physical ailments, negative emotions and positive emotions. This allowing a practitioner to identify if some was suffering with back and shoulder problems there could possibly be a blockage in the lungs and large intestine. Interestingly, what I am noticing as I work on myself and clients, when I am suffering with physical ailments, there is a good chance that their will be some negative emotions there also.

When I link with a client, they are sent a form to complete to tell me what they require support with, what physical and emotional issues they are struggling with and then we start working on the blockages.





The results for myself and the clients I have worked with have been amazing. 


In August last year, I woke with a pain in my shoulder, that week I was due to go for some canoeing lessons. I was unable to lift my arm, the pain was awful and felt physically sick with it. Angela and myself had a session on the Monday afternoon, exploring the situation of the shoulder pain and then we tapped within an hour I was able to lift my arm up and by the following day I could make a circular movement with my arm.

If you are suffering from any physical or emotional condition, please do contact me and we can arrange a call and see how we can what we can achieve for you.


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