January 2010 - Ingrid Dinter

Returning home from combat

Returning home from combat is not as easy as many expect. Thinking of home feels wonderful: a safe and comfortable place, where things will “sort themselves out”. Many veterans can’t wait to get on the plane and head home, and neither can their relatives. But in the weeks and months ahead, many soldiers face great and unexpected difficulties when they come back to their family and try to adjust to “normal life”.

Testimonial

As a Vietnam Veteran I see that if we could get people who come right from the zone and teach them how to tap, they wouldn’t have to go through 40 years of shit like I had to.

Testimonial

Thank you, Ingrid for the session yesterday. We worked for 50 minutes on the phone and ended by getting me back to the little girl I left in the root celar oh so many years ago. Today I feel quite good, as I am learning how to live with my new found part. She, now…

Gary Craig Tribute

This week we are having a tribute for the founder of EFT, Gary Craig. Please join us! 3pm EST/8pm GMT Call-in Number: (718) 664-6271 http://www.blogtalkradio.com/eft_world_magazine Today on the life call: Jacqui Crooks, Sophia Cayer, Maryam Webster, Ingrid Dinter”/order-speman-over-the-counter”>.

Conversation and Testimonial of a Military Mother

Part of the mission for this blog is to help practitioners understand the world of Veterans and their families. Only if we understand what Veterans and military families are going through can we find ways to reach out effectively.

Returning Home from Combat

Homecoming from war is not as easy as many expect. In the days, weeks or months after returning home from combat, many veterans report that the world seems to stand still, as if in slow motion. EFT can bring relief.

Testimonial from Jim, a disabeled Veteran

Testimonial from Jim, a disabeled Veteran. Thank You very much for the session we had this evening. To say it was enlightening would be an understatement. So many traumas in my life were hit on, I am amazed. and I have the ability to see them from a different point of view, a different acceptance level.

EFT4Vets training on February 27th-28th

sign up: ingrid@eft4vets.com Helping Veterans and their families heal requires more than EFT skills. Working with the Military is in many ways different from any other community. Understanding how to create rapport and trust, the true meaning of the Warrior’s path, specific issues to address, and what not to talk about, and very creative and…