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Caroline Hargreaves ★★★★★ a month ago
Training in IEMT with The Association for IEMT Practitioners has been truly life-changing...not just for me, but for my clients … More too. It gave me a deeper understanding of how we hold onto past experiences and more importantly, how we can release them and be free from them.
I’ve seen incredible transformations—helping clients shift long-held patterns, process trauma, overcome phobias and fears, and find a sense of ease they didn’t think was possible.
If you’re looking for a therapy that creates real change effectively, IEMT is a must. I’m so grateful to have trained in this and be able to offer it as part of my practice. I highly recommend it!
Laura Horn ★★★★★ a year ago
IEMT is a powerful transformative modality.
It has not only been transformational in my own healing but for the victims I … More also work with.
Mavis Kerrigan ★★★★★ 3 weeks ago
IEMT is my main go-to therapy for helping myself and my clients, both children and adults. I love how it helps me to get … More to the heart of the matter. This is because of the scaffolding of the 3 Pillars of the problem, the training in the Patterns of Chronicity and the very precise questions that Andrew Austin has developed.