Acupressure points can be stimulated by the subconscious

In Argentina and Uruguay, mental health illnesses have been treated with a treatment method involving tapping on acupressure points. They got 60 – 70 percent success with this method in 11 clinics over 14 years (N=26000). The method taught on this web site, internal tapping by the subconscious, is projected to get 84 to 89 percent success based on 500 patients (Research). This method is taught here and offered free as a self help course to treat your learned physical and emotional issues.

In 1993, I had learned to do a healing process that involves diagnosing and tapping on acupressure points. A month later while working with one of my patients, after treating an issue, she had a tickle under her nose. I asked her subconscious leading questions and determined that the subconscious tickled there and wanted her to tap on this point. Later she had so many tickles, I asked the subconscious if she could do it on the inside. This is how I found out that the subconscious could treat emotional and physical pain from inside.

I worked with many patients with difficult symptoms. Following up on the above insight, I developed a model of the personality and brain functions and learned to use it to establish rapport with all aspects in a patient. I also learned how to teach subconscious how to diagnose and tap on the acupressure points, loosely speaking, that were associated with the issue. This approach was very safe and respectful. The figure shows a metaphor of the personality that has been validated by all of my patients. A neural structure operates on the Active Experience.

Components of the Personality System diagram — Figure 1: A metaphor of the personality

The Active Experience has all active memories and neural activity such as all internal and external sensory input, the current behavior, learned processes like, composing and editing of language, and all memories that are elicited into the active expedience by the content and emotions already active in the active experience. The neurology takes some of this and generates all overt and covert behavior. An issue to be treated is brought into the active experience and the subconscious diagnoses which acupressure points to treat and starts treating the issue. The patients feel the pain gradually go down.

Now I don’t know what the subconscious is doing on the inside that is similar to what I am doing by tapping the acupressure points on the outside. There must be some neural structures that are stimulated by tapping on the acupressure points. But the observable and reproducible fact is that the therapist or a person, after learning the healing process, can treat negative memories, beliefs and experiences just by asking the subconscious to do it. The subconscious can learn to treat automatically too. This works for learned physical symptoms of chronic pain and illness.

Click on these links if you are interested in reading more details about how this was discovered, the theory, or a overview of the healing process . If you want to go directly to the Process Healing Course, then click on Process Healing.

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