Abstracts – Energy Psychology Journal Volume 6, Number 1, May 2014

Table of Contents:

EDITORIAL

The Translational Gap: How the Medical System Obstructs Effective Patient Care
Dawson Church

GUEST EDITORIAL ESSAY

Deconstructing the Six Anti-Scientific Strategies for Denying a Highly Effective Therapy (Energy Psychology)
Robert Schwarz

REVIEW ARTICLES

Critical Thinking in the Energy Therapies:Comments on Gaudiano et al. (2012)
Mary Sise, Eric Leskowitz, Phyllis K. Stein, & Anthony Tranguch

Comment on “The Current Status of Energy Psychology”: Growing Evidence for Extraordinary Claims
David Feinstein

A Bigger Swamp Is Still a Swamp: Comments on Feinstein (2014)
Gary M. Bakker, School of Medicine, University of Tasmania

Calling an Avalanche a Swamp: Comments on Bakker (2014)
David Feinstein

The Healing Power of Energy Psychology:

What the Research Published in Energy Psychology Journal Demonstrates

Energy Psychology (EP) journal has been publishing research in the field for many years.
Here, editor Dawson Church looks at some of the most noteworthy studies published
in the journal and the range of conditions helped by EP treatment.

Among the topics covered are:

Why EP is the treatment of choice for therapists working with adult victims of sexual abuse

How EFT helps children overcome test anxiety

Quantum Touch and its effects on chronic pain

CBT and EFT in the treatment of victims of sexual violence in the Congo

EFT is effective for the treatment of psoriasis

After the 2010 Haiti earthquake: Using EFT with traumatized orphans and caregivers

Differential expression in 72 genes is found after an hour-long EFT session

EP with survivors of the Rwandan genocide

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The Healing Power of Energy Psychology:

What the Research Published in Energy Psychology Journal Demonstrates