155+ Studies Document Energy Psychology's Effectiveness

• 80+ randomized controlled trials
• 75+ clinical outcome studies
• 99% of the above 155+ studies show EP to be effective
• Randomized controlled trials using biologic or genetic
outcome measures document positive outcomes for EP
methods
• 3 fMRI studies document neurological changes after energy
psychology interventions
Plus
• 5 meta-analyses show effective treatment for
depression, anxiety and PTSD
• Studies show 86% of veterans no longer had PTSD
symptoms after energy psychology treatment. It's 2x as
effective and 2x faster than prolonged exposure therapy.
• 9 systematic reviews of EP modalities
• 15 comparative reviews - comparing EP & other
therapies. All reviews document EP effectiveness.
• 8 studies comparing cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) and
energy psychology (EP) show that energy psychology is either
equivalent to or more effective than CBT. And in several
studies, EP achieved results in significantly less time.

In total, 350+ review articles, research studies and metaanalyses
have been published in professional, peer-reviewed
journals.

The Evidence Base for Energy Psychology Continues to Grow -
in Quantity and Quality (methodological rigor)

• 2000 – 2012 18 randomized controlled trials
• As of 2016 45 randomized controlled trials
• 2014 – 2018 5 meta-analyses document efficacy for EP methods
• 2017 – 2018 2 randomized controlled trials using biologic or genetic outcome
measures document positive outcomes for EP methods
• 2019 – 2022 3 fMRI study documents neural changes after EFT
2 studies show significant drops in cortisol with EFT
Research documents physiological & immunological changes and gene expression with EP methods
Randomized controlled trials now total 80+

Continuing Validation for EP Methods

• In 2016, TFT (Thought Field Therapy) was validated by NREPP (the National Repertory of Evidence Based
Practices and Procedures, a division of SAMHSA in the U.S.) as an evidence-based treatment.
Unfortunately, NREPP has been defunded and no longer exists. However, you can read more about it on
our blog.
• ACEP and AAMET (EFT International) made a joint submission of the research evidence for EFT and TFT as
treatments for PTSD to NICE (the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) in the UK. NICE has created a specific category for EFT, TFT and Somatic Experiencing called “CSACTS” (Combined Somatic and Cognitive
Therapies), and acknowledged that they are “worthy of further research.”
• In 2017, the U.S. Veterans Administration added EFT to List 2, approving it as a “generally safe therapy.” Next is getting added to List 1, which is a list of approved treatments.
• In 2019, EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques) was approved for use within the South Korean medical system.

Multiple research studies show that EP is an effective treatment for:

• Pain
• Anxiety
• Depression
• Food cravings
• Trauma and PTSD
• Peak athletic performance

There are over 600 identified forms of psychotherapy, many of which have little or no research to validate them.

Energy psychology is both evidence-based and in the top 10% in terms of published research for psychotherapy modalities.

Whatever is bothering you - or limiting your health, wealth and/or happiness -

chances are there's a tap for that. ;)