Complementary Wellness Practices
Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT)
Tapping & Energy Techniques
Our therapists have completed EFT Professional Skills 1 and 2 training through the Association for Comprehensive Energy Psychology (ACEP).
EFT and other energy-based techniques are offered as complementary wellness practices that may support relaxation, self-reflection, mindfulness, and personal well-being. Research has explored EFT in relation to stress, anxiety, emotional well-being, and other areas of psychological functioning. These practices are not presented as a substitute for medical, psychiatric, or mental health treatment.
What to Expect
EFT or other energy techniques may also be incorporated into psychotherapy when clinically appropriate and consistent with the client’s treatment goals. When these techniques are used as part of a psychotherapy session, the service remains psychotherapy and is provided, documented, and billed according to applicable professional, clinical, insurance, and billing requirements.
No particular outcome is promised or guaranteed.
REIKI
What is Reiki?
Reiki is traditionally understood as a practice involving intention and life-force energy. Concepts such as energy, chakras, and the aura are part of spiritual and cultural traditions and are not presented as medical or scientific concepts.
Reiki sessions are intended to provide a supportive space for relaxation and personal reflection and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent medical or mental health conditions.
Remote Reiki
Important Information
These services should not be used as a substitute for appropriate medical, psychiatric, or mental health care. Clients seeking treatment for a mental health condition should discuss their needs with an appropriately licensed healthcare or mental health professional.
Participation in complementary wellness services is voluntary and is not a condition of receiving psychotherapy or mental health counseling services.
Insurance and Payment
When EFT or another complementary technique is incorporated into a psychotherapy session, the psychotherapy service is subject to applicable clinical, professional, insurance, and billing requirements. Coverage and reimbursement are determined by the applicable health plan and the circumstances of the service provided.
