Is a certification program necessary for you?

[Guest guest]

> This was on the EFT website about their certification program

>

> http://www.tapintoheaven.com/EFTcert

>

> and I was wondering if anyone here who works with others was

>planning to get certified?

>

> I would have to save up a bit first to do it so I'm still

thinking...

> but wondered what others thought.

 

Depends on the reason behind you desiring the NEW EFT certifications.

 

I did look at the involvement and I noticed I'd already met the

highest criteria they are offering so I've chosen NOT to do it. But

I've dabbled for many years now, when I'm winding things down, such

certification does not seem important for " me " .

 

But one of my 32 year old clients who has only been in that field for

1 year, I've told her that it might be something she'd want to

consider.

 

They are giving out a vast amount of experience for those who want to

get a certification. It is worth much more than they are charging.

 

The price for those 3 certification levels are very cheap, when

compared to any other type of psychological education.

 

As far as the legal considerations, I've not a clue to what they

offer.

 

I do know that Donna Eden, for those certified in her Energy

Medicine, does require an insurance that is very reasonable.

Something around $180-$200 per year.

 

Most who use EM choose to fly under the radar and operate without it.

 

All a personal preference.

 

If I was under 60 I'd probably go for the credentials.

 

Never-the-less I will continue to study Energy Meridian Technologies

and use them on myself, my family and my clients for the rest of my

life.

 

John M. La Tourrette, Ph.D.

 

> Blessings,

> Sue

>

[Guest guest]

http://www.emofree.com/certannounce.htm/a/?68

 

The above is a direct link to Gary's EFT certification information. Or

give the Gwen the affiliate commission and click on her link. It won't

cost you any more and she does have some good stuff herself.

 

Mary Nelson

www.eft4everyone.com

 

 

docspeed2001 wrote:

>> This was on the EFT website about their certification program

>>

>> http://www.tapintoheaven.com/EFTcert

>>

>> and I was wondering if anyone here who works with others was

>> planning to get certified?

>>

>> I would have to save up a bit first to do it so I'm still

>>

> thinking...

>

>> but wondered what others thought.

>>

>

> Depends on the reason behind you desiring the NEW EFT certifications.

>

> I did look at the involvement and I noticed I'd already met the

> highest criteria they are offering so I've chosen NOT to do it. But

> I've dabbled for many years now, when I'm winding things down, such

> certification does not seem important for " me " .

>

> But one of my 32 year old clients who has only been in that field for

> 1 year, I've told her that it might be something she'd want to

> consider.

>

> They are giving out a vast amount of experience for those who want to

> get a certification. It is worth much more than they are charging.

>

> The price for those 3 certification levels are very cheap, when

> compared to any other type of psychological education.

>

> As far as the legal considerations, I've not a clue to what they

> offer.

>

> I do know that Donna Eden, for those certified in her Energy

> Medicine, does require an insurance that is very reasonable.

> Something around $180-$200 per year.

>

> Most who use EM choose to fly under the radar and operate without it.

>

> All a personal preference.

>

> If I was under 60 I'd probably go for the credentials.

>

> Never-the-less I will continue to study Energy Meridian Technologies

> and use them on myself, my family and my clients for the rest of my

> life.

>

> John M. La Tourrette, Ph.D.

>

>

>> Blessings,

>> Sue

>>

>>

>

>

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