EFT for Kids

This course is divided into three distinct parts. The first introduces Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) and its use in adults. The second explores how EFT may be adapted for children, including guidance on teaching children to use the techniques themselves. The final part provides an overview of how one might explore further training and professional use of EFT, including a sample client session outline.

You’ll learn the full EFT process—from setup to tapping techniques—in an easy-to-follow format. The course also explores the emotional development of children and how gentle EFT techniques may support them in managing new and unfamiliar feelings. It covers ways to help children become more emotionally aware and introduces tapping points suitable for young users.

The course also touches on how to introduce EFT to children in a fun, supportive way and addresses common emotional challenges children may face.

The final section includes guidance for those interested in continuing their learning journey toward professional-level EFT use.

The EFT for Kids Diploma Course is ideal for parents who want to support their children in developing greater emotional awareness and learning gentle self-regulation techniques. Whether a child is experiencing emotional challenges or simply building healthy habits, EFT offers a simple, accessible practice that can be introduced in an age-appropriate way.

The course may also appeal to individuals interested in Emotional Freedom Techniques or those exploring a future path in holistic wellbeing support, particularly in relation to children. It offers a comprehensive foundation for understanding and applying EFT in a home or educational context.

This course contributes towards your Continuing Professional Development (CPD), making it a valuable addition to your ongoing learning journey.

As with all online studies, we recommend gaining practical experience where possible to enhance your understanding and confidence. This course offers a comprehensive overview of EFT as part of your Continuing Professional Development (CPD), and we encourage further reading, training, or mentorship for those wishing to apply these principles in a professional or clinical setting. Always work safely, ethically, and refer people to qualified healthcare professionals where appropriate.