The Tapping Solution for Parents, Children & Teenagers: How to Let Go of Excessive Stress, Anxiety and Worry and Raise Happy, Healthy, Resilient Families by Nick Ortner
Author:Nick Ortner [Ortner, Nick]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Hay House
Published: 2017-01-20T00:00:00+00:00
Take a deep breath together. Check back in with your child on how intense the âblahâ feels now. Keep Tapping until s/he gets the desired relief.
Child/Teenager Tapping: Moving beyond Irritability
If your childâs depression is making him/her irritable, Tapping is a great way to calm that urge.
First, if your child is willing, ask him/her to rate how irritable that s/he feels, either on a 0 to 10 scale or using the âthis muchâ method of measurement.
Take a deep breath, and begin by Tapping 3 times on the Karate Chop point.
Karate Chop (Repeat 3 times): Even though I feel so irritable, I canât be around anyone or anything, I deeply and completely love and accept myself.
Eyebrow: I feel so irritable
Side of Eye: People irritate me
Under Eye: Things irritate me
Under Nose: So irritable right now
Under Mouth: Itâs maddening!
Collarbone: Itâs all so annoying
Under Arm: I canât stand it
Top of Head: It needs to stop
Eyebrow: It all needs to go away
Side of Eye: I need to be left alone
Under Eye: So irritable right now
Under Nose: Itâs overwhelming feeling this irritable
Under Mouth: Nothing feels fun
Collarbone: Canât be around anyone or anything
Under Arm: All this irritability
Top of Head: Itâs hard to live with
Eyebrow: Maybe I donât have to
Side of Eye: Maybe I can let myself feel it all now
Under Eye: And then let it all go
Under Nose: Itâs safe to let this irritability go now
Under Mouth: Iâm not enjoying it
Collarbone: I donât need it
Under Arm: Itâs safe to let it go now
Top of Head: Itâs safe to relax and feel calmer now
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