Achieve stress-free living and work-life balance with Emotional Freedom Techniques
What if you had a tool at your fingertips that could help you break free from anxiety, fear, trauma, and pain—without medication, years of therapy, or burnout?
Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), loosely known as Tapping, is a powerful, science-backed technique that combines the ancient wisdom of acupressure with modern psychology. By gently tapping on energy meridian points while addressing emotional blocks, EFT helps rewire the brain, calm the nervous system, and restore emotional balance.
From stress relief and trauma healing to craving control and confidence building, EFT is transforming lives around the world—and now, you can be part of that transformation.
“Whether you’re a coach, healer, therapist, psychologist, or just someone passionate about emotional wellness, becoming an EFT Practitioner empowers you and others to”
Now is the time. Your fingertips can heal—learn how.
1. Stress Management
2. Emotional Resilience
3. Physical Well-being
4. Pain Relief
5. Addictions and Cravings
6. Self-Esteem and Confidence
7. Insomnia and Sleep Issues
8. Chronic Pain
Seema’s journey into the world of alternative healing wasn’t planned—it was born from personal chaos and emotional overwhelm. Life threw her into a whirlwind of challenges she could no longer navigate with logic or willpower alone. That’s when healing found her.
She was first introduced to Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) in 2019 when she met her cousin’s friend who is an EFT Practitioner and Trainer. Curious, she followed a few online videos—but like many of us, life got in the way, and her interest died down.
However, the universe had other plans. In 2019, Seema lost her father—a loss so deep, it shook her to the core. Overwhelmed with grief, guilt, anger, and unresolved resentment, she found herself spiralling down. That’s when EFT came back into her life, this time as a lifeline. Read More…
She has helped more then 100 clients with varied problems ranging from anxiety, physical issues and abuse to goal setting and career progression.