EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques) Training

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'I love your teaching style, which appears very calm and laid-back but is packed with information and thought-provoking ideas. You have a wonderfully professional approach but it is wrapped in such friendliness that it immediately draws the group together and creates a feeling of safety. I learned many more EFT approaches, which I'm now using in my practice to good effect. I particularly appreciate its use with trauma and look forward to helping my trauma clients even more.'

'Of all the many training courses on therapeutic topics I have taken part in over the decades, the Introduction to EFT by Masha Bennett will be forever memorable. It was the topmost quality and ran like a well conducted symphony orchestra...
Astonishing emotional movement was witnessed on all those who volunteered to demonstrate the technique. This is pure, no baloney, powerful and healing stuff, all delivered with such down-to-earth humour while interspersed with insights Masha has gained throughout her rich career.

'EFT for Addictions is an excellent course and Masha is a very competent trainer who delivers the course well. Although I have worked in the addiction field for many years I still learned a lot from the two-day training and the content and materials were superb. I have witnessed some very quick changes within my clients because of what I have learned on this course and I would thoroughly recommend this training if you are looking for an effective intervention to help your clients.'

'What a fantastic two day training... Level 1 was brilliant but level 2 was absolutely outstanding. This is such great training that not only shows you the skills but also how to  put them in to action. I love how EFT is so easy to use and how quickly staff and young people find it so easy to pick up and use it straight away. Although my main role is in substance misuse, I've also used this with young people who have been having panic attacks and for relaxation, as well as with cravings.'

'The training was relaxed, humorous and current for today’s issues. Within prisons there can be a number of serious incidents that need addressing such as self-harm, substance misuse and assaults, and through the training I have been introduced to a tool that can help address these areas. The great advantage of EFT is that it is transferable; the client can take it away and practise on themselves.'