Emotional Freedom Techniques (Dutch Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Emotional Freedom Techniques" in Dutch language version.

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Can We Really Tap Our Problems Away?, Brandon A. Gaudiano en James D. Herbert, Ph.D. Skeptical Inquirer magazine, Volume 24 nummer 4, juli/augustus 2000

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Devilly, Grant J, Power Therapies and possible threats to the science of psychology and psychiatry, Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, June 2005, vol. 39, no. 6, pp. 437-445(9)

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Dirk de Pol, Studies show EFT helps with anxiety, depression, eating disorders, pain and trauma. Medizindoc, 23.12.2021. Gearchiveerd op 25 maart 2023.

skepsis.nl

Postacademische Tovertherapie, Skepter 18(1), voorjaar 2005. Gearchiveerd op 5 maart 2016.

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Steven Wells, K. Polglase, H.B. Andrews, P. Carrington, & A.H. Baker, Evaluation of a Meridian Based Intervention, Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), for Reducing Specific Phobias of Small Animals. Journal of Clinical Psychology, Vol. 59(9), 943-966, 2003.
Jack E. Rowe, The Effects of EFT on Long-Term Psychological Symptoms. Counseling and Clinical Psychology, Volume 2, Issue 3 September 2005, (pp. 104-111), ISSN 1545-4452 (online)1931-2091 (print)
Dirk de Pol, Studies show EFT helps with anxiety, depression, eating disorders, pain and trauma. Medizindoc, 23.12.2021. Gearchiveerd op 25 maart 2023.
Why Tapping Works - A Sense for Healing. The Neurobiological Basis of Peripheral Sensory Stimulation for Modulation of Emotional Response Ronald A. Ruden, maart 2005]
Postacademische Tovertherapie, Skepter 18(1), voorjaar 2005. Gearchiveerd op 5 maart 2016.

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Jack E. Rowe, The Effects of EFT on Long-Term Psychological Symptoms. Counseling and Clinical Psychology, Volume 2, Issue 3 September 2005, (pp. 104-111), ISSN 1545-4452 (online)1931-2091 (print)