Nick Ortner Has a Tapping Solution
What starts as – somebody has a car accident and they hurt their back, that seems pretty simple. But then you layer on top of it the anger they feel for the person that hit them, and then you layer the anger they feel for the doctor who didn’t communicate well in the hospital and in that hospital they had this terrible experience. Next you layer that when they go home and their sister didn’t believe that they were really in pain and thought they were making things up. Finally, you layer how their identity changes because they are now a person with back pain all the time. All these things stack on top of each other, often in a short period of time and the same applies to our lives, even if we’re not in pain. We started stacking experiences when we were 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 years old, so the pain is a really interesting condensation of that. If we want to change something dramatically we need to unpack all of it, we need to see it in order to change this fully.
SL: How does the western medical world react to tapping?
Nick: There’s is significant amount of acknowledgement. I have spoken to many doctors who use it in their practice, psychologists and psychiatrists incorporating it into their existing practices and veterans with PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) who are using it so we’re getting there.One of my efforts beyond the book and beyond what I do with the business is just that: “What else can we do to influence the influencers to get more research done?” This takes a long time and it is expensive to do. I am fully convinced that over a period of time the tapping will be an accepted modality. It just works too well not to be. That’s the bottom line.
Connect with Nick Ortner at: www.thetappingsolution.com
