Thought Field Therapy
Level II
(and Associated Methods)
By
Fred P. Gallo, Ph.D
THOUGHT FIELD THERAPY LEVEL 2 (and Associated Methods)
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Thought Field Therapy Level 2
(and Associated Methods)
© 1996 Fred P. Gallo, Ph.D.
Gallo & Associates Psychological Services, 40 Snyder Rd., Hermitage, PA 16148
(724) 346-3838 FAX (724) 346-4339 e-mail: fgallo@energypsych.com
Introductory Comments
Reports of participants.
Review of TFT Level 1 material.
When Treatment does not work or hold
Treatment (Tx) may need to be repeated frequently over time.
Fix Psychological reversal(s) (may need repeated corrections).
May require a different sequence (cluster) of energy meridians (and might require
energy diagnostics).
There may be other holon(s) or aspects involved in the problem.
Consider other levels or types of psychological reversal corrections
Consider CB2 to correct Neurologic Disorganization.
Energy Toxins may be involved.
Consider secondary gains.
Ask patient what s/he thinks might be going on.
Psychological Reversal
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Psychological Reversal (Pr) Diagnosis
Massive PR (MPR)
I want to be happy. Vs I want to be miserable.
Specific PR (PR)
I want to get over this problem. Vs. I want to keep this problem.
Mini PR (mPR)
I want to be completely over this problem. Vs. I want to keep some of this
problem.
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Deep Level PR (PR2)
I will be over this problem. Vs. I will continue to have this problem.
Mini PR2 (mPR2)
I will be completely over this problem. Vs. I will continue to have some of
this problem.
Psychological Reversal (Pr) Treatments:
Massive PR (NLR on left side of chest, also called “Sore Spot”)
I deeply and profoundly accept myself with all my problems and
limitations.
Specific PR (NLR or Sore Spot)
I deeply (and profoundly) accept myself even though I have this problem.
Mini PR (h or Side of hand)
I deeply accept myself even thought I STILL have SOME of this problem.
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PR2 (un or under nose)
I accept myself if I never get over this problem.
mPR2 (un or under nose)
I accept myself if I never get COMPLETELY over this problem.
Exercise No. 1: Psychological Reversal
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1. Qualify, Test Indicator Muscle (IM) in the Clear and Calibrate;
2. Check for Massive PR and correct;
3. Attune specific problem Thought Field (e.g., trauma, phobia, urge, anger, etc.);
4. Test IM in problem state;
5. Scale problem SUD 1-10 ;
6. Test for specific PR and PR2 and correct;
7. PROVIDE TX’s;
8. Re-evaluate→PROVIDE TX’s→Re-evaluate;
9. Correct for mPR and mPR2 as needed;
10.
When SUD is 1-3, do Floor-To-Ceiling Eye Roll (er);
7. TX is complete when IM is strong and SUD is 1;
8. Challenge results!
Neurologic Disorganization
Gait/ Arm Swing
Reversal of Actions and Thoughts
Coordination/Awkwardness
Right Brain/ Left Brain
Cranial Manipulation
ADHD and Dyslexia
Indications of Neurologic Disorganization:
1. No distinction in muscle test
2. Palm Down/Palm Up
3. Therapy Localize to K27
Collarbone Breathing Exercise (CB2)
While tapping g, do five (5) breathing positions:
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Tips of 2 fingers of left hand under left CB
Tips of 2 fingers of left hand under right CB
Tips of 2 fingers of right hand under left CB
Tips of 2 fingers of right hand under right CB
2 Knuckles of left hand under left CB
2 Knuckles of left hand under right CB
2 Knuckles of right hand under left CB
2 Knuckles of right hand under right CB
Exercise No. 2: CB2
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Qualify and test IM in clear;
Test for MPR and CB2 and correct if present;
Attune specific problem and test IM (should be weak) and get SUD 1-10;
Test for various PR’s and correct;
Provide TX’s→reevaluate→Provide TX’s
Correct various mPR’s as needed;
If Tx slows down, check for CB2 again and correct if present;
Treatment is complete when SUD is 1 and IM is strong; (Challenge results!)
Debrief.
Depression (also Loneliness and Grief)
Demonstration and/or Video
g (extensive stimulation), c →9G→SQ→er
May need to address trauma, guilt, anger and rage.
eb, se, e, a, c, lf, c, if, c→g (extensive stimulation), c→9G→SQ→er
May need to begin with CB2.
Check PR’s.
Physical Pain
Traditional Approaches
Demonstration and/or Video
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g (extensive stimulation), c→9G→SQ→er
eb, se, e, a, c, lf, c, if, c→g (extensive stimulation of gamut spot ),
c→9G→SQ→er
May need to treat Associated issues (e.g., trauma, guilt, anger, anxiety, etc.).
May need to begin with CB2.
Check PR’s.
TMJ Pain
Initially correct PR if present.
Place finger at tempromandibular joint (TMJ) while doing treatments.
mouth tight→ e →mouth open→ e →9G→SQ→er
Obsession (OCD)
c, e, c→9G→SQ→er
e, c, e, c→9G→SQ→er
OCD generally requires switching corrections.
Traumas are frequently present at the origin of OCD, and will require trauma Tx.
Exercise No. 3: Depression, Obsession and Pain
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Establish rapport;
Problem specification;
Explain about TFT;
Qualify IM, calibrate and Test in the clear;
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5. Attune problem state, Test IM and scale SUD 1-10;
6. Test for and correct neurologic disorganization, MPR and various PR’s;
7. Provide relevant treatments: Majors→9G→SQ→er;
8. Correct mPR’s as needed;
9. Treatment is complete when IM is strong and SUD is 1;
10.
Challenge Results;
11.
Debrief.
Energy Toxins
Distinction between allergens and energy toxins
Characteristic allergy and energy toxin reactions
Common energy toxins
Tracking the culprits
Video: Doris Rapp, MD
(For more information contact: Practical Allergy Research Foundation, PO Box 60,
Buffalo, NY 14223-0060 (717) 875-5578)
Complex Anxiety/ Panic/ Agoraphobia
Panic creates a PTSD
Agoraphobia as series of specific phobias and Panic
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e, a, eb, c, lf→9G→SQ→er
a, e, eb, c, lf→9G→SQ→er
eb, a, e→9G→SQ→er
e, eb, a, lf→9G→SQ→er
c, e, a→9G→SQ→er
Shame and Embarrassment*
Likely involved meridians
Video and/or demonstration
Shame (Gallo, Experimental)
l, c→9G→SQ→er
l, a, c→9G→SQ→er
Embarrassment (Gallo, Experimental)
un, c→9G→SQ→er
Fix relevant PR’s
un, a, c→9G→SQ→er
Negativity
Peak Performance and Visualization
Relevance of Deep Level Reversal
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These are not official TFT Algorithms. They are offered for experimental purposes.
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Greg Norman: “My mind left my body and my body left my mind.”
un→ “I deeply accept myself even if I never excel at golf….”
un→“I deeply accept myself even if I am never even more successful….”
Visualization
Establish visualization ability by asking subject to picture and describe in detail an
orange and oneself. Have subject imagine the orange flying through the air and also
imagine oneself flying. If subject is able to do the preceding, visualization ability is
confirmed. Now have subject imagine doing something that s/he would like to be
able to do but has been unable to do (e.g., getting over one’s problem). If subject is
unable to imagine this, obtain a 1-10 rating of difficulty and proceed with
visualization treatments:
a→9G→a
a, eb→9G→a, eb
Exercise NO. 4: A Peak Performance Model (Experimental)
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PRELIMINARIES
Attune specific TF (e.g., not excelling at “putting”);
Test for various PR’s (especially PR2) and correct if present;
Introduce visualization treatment in “achievement” area;
Miscellaneous Algorithms
Jet Lag
Going East: e, a, c→9G→SQ→er
Going West: a, e, c→9G→SQ→er
Fatigue (Gallo, Experimental)
e, c, eb, c→9G→SQ→er
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Inhalant-Type Allergy
mf, a, c→9G→SQ→er
Nasal Stuffiness, Congestion
un, c→9G→SQ→er
Intolerance, Disdain, Arrogance (Gallo, Experimental)
t, c→9G→SQ→er
Jealousy, Regret, Stubbornness (Gallo, Experimental)
mf, c→9G→SQ→er
mf, a, c→9G→SQ→er
Comprehensive Algorithms
eb, se, e, un, l, c, a, (t, if, mf, lf, h)→9G→SQ→er
eb, c, se, c, e, c, un, c, l, c, a, c, (t, c, if, c, mf, c, h, c)→9G→SQ→er
Exercise No. 5: Extended Practice
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Establish rapport in health and specify the problem.
Explain TFT approach.
Qualify IM, Test in clear, test for Neurologic Disorganization and MPR and fix.
Attune Problem, test IM (should be relatively weak) and get SUD 1-10.
Test for PR’s and correct.
Provide Tx→Evaluate→Tx
Treatment is complete when SUD is 1 and IM is strong. (Challenge results!)
Debrief
Closing
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Information Sites:
TFT WEB SITE http://www.tftrx.com
TRAUMATOLOGY http://rdz.stjohns.edu/trauma
APPENDIX A: TFT TREATMENT POINTS
TFT Treatment Points
T
Lung: radial nail point of thumb (LU-11)
IF
Large Intestine: radial nail point of index finger (LI-1)
E
Stomach: on the intraorbital ridge directly below the center of the pupil,
with the eye looking straight ahead (St-1)
A
Spleen/Pancreas: on lateral thorax at level of sixth intercostal space
on the mid-axillary line; four inches under armpit (Sp-21)
LF
Heart: radial nail point of fifth (little) finger (HT-9)
H
Small Intestine: ulnar edge of hand at crease from palm when fist
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is made (SI-3)
EB
Bladder: eyebrow point; beginning of eyebrow at bridge of nose (BL-2)
C
Kidney: juncture of first rib, clavicle, and sternum; collarbone point (K27)
MF Circulation Sex: radial nail point of middle finger (CX-9)
G
Triple Warmer: dorsal surface of hand proximal to and on ulnar side of the
fourth metacarpal head; gamut spot (TH-3)
SE Gall Bladder: 1/2 inch lateral to the lateral eye canthus; outside of eye (GB-1)
R
Liver: upper edge of the 8th rib inferior to nipple; rib (LV-14)
L
Central: depression between lower lip and chin; under lip (CV-24)
N Governing: juncture of the philtrum and upper lip; under nose (GV-27)
TFT ALGORITHMS
Specific Phobias:
e, a, c→9G→e, a, c→er
a, e, c→9G→a, e, c→er (spiders, claustrophobia, flight turbulence)
Trauma, PTSD, Love Pain
eb, c→9G→Sq→er (simple)
eb, e, a, c→9G→Sq→er (Complex)
eb, e, a, c, lf, c→9G→Sq→er (Complex w/ Anger)
eb, e, a, c, lf, c, if, c→9G→Sq→er (Complex w/Anger & Guilt)
Addictive Urges & Generalized Anxiety
e, a, c→9G→Sq→er
e, a, c, lf, c→9G→Sq→er
e, c, e→9G→Sq→er
e, c, a, c, e→9G→Sq→er
e, a, c, a, e, c→9G→Sq→er
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Anger
lf, c→9G→Sq→er “I forgive x, I know I, s/he can’t help it.”
Guilt
if, c→9G→Sq→er “I forgive myself because I can’t help it.”
Rage
se, c→9G→Sq→er
Jealousy* (Experimental, Gallo)
mf, c→9G→Sq→er
mf, a, c→9G→Sq→er
Stress Reduction
er→9G→er
Frustration, Impatience, Restlessness* (Experimental, Gallo)
eb, c→9G→Sq→er
eb, e, a, c, lf, c→9G→Sq→er
TFT ALGORITHMS
Arrogance, Disdain, Intolerance*(Gallo, Experimental)
t, c→9G→Sq→er
Awkwardness, Clumsiness
Fix Neurologic Disorganization
Complex Anxiety/ Panic/ Agoraphobia
e, a, eb, c, lf→9G→Sq→er
a, e, eb, c, lf→9G→Sq→er
eb, a, e→9G→Sq→er
e, eb, a, lf→9G→Sq→er
c, e, a→9G→Sq→er
Depression and Physical Pain
g (extended), c→9G→Sq→er
eb, se, e, a, c, lf, c, if, c→g (extended), c→9G→Sq→er
These algorithms were developed conceptually and through clinical practice. They are not official
TFT algorithms. They are presented here for experimental usage.
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Embarrassment*(Experimental Gallo)
un, c→9G→Sq→er
un, a, c→9G→q→er
Fatigue* (Experimental Gallo)
e, c, eb, c→9G→Sq→er
Inhalant-Type Allergy
mf, a, c→9G→Sq→er
Jet Lag
Going East: e, c→9G→Sq→er
Going West: eb, c→9G→Sq→er
Nasal Stuffiness, Congestion
un, c→9G→Sq→er
Negativity
Fix Psychological Reversal
OCD
c, e, c→9G→Sq→er
e, c, e, c→9G→Sq→er
TFT ALGORITHMS
Regret, Jealousy, Stubbornness* (Experimental Gallo)
mf, a, c→9G→Sq→er
Shame* (Experimental Gallo)
l, c→9G→Sq→er
l, a, c→9G→Sq→er
TMJ
mouth tight/finger at TMJ→ e →mouth open/finger at TMJ→ e→9G→Sq→er
Visualization
a→9G→a
a, eb→9G→a, eb
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Comprehensive Algorithms*
eb, se, e, un, l, c, a (t, if, mf, lf, h)→9G→Sq→er
eb, c, se, c, e, c, un, c, l, c, a, c, (t, c, if, c, mf, c, h, c)→9G→SQ→er
APPENDIX D: MERIDIANS AND EMOTIONS
Meridians and Associated Emotions
MERIDIAN
Negative Emotion
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Positive Emotion
Lung
Disdain, Scorn, Contempt
Intolerance, Prejudice
Humility, Tolerance,
Modesty
Liver
Unhappiness
Happiness, Cheer
Gall Bladder
Rage, Fury, Wrath
Love, Forgiveness,
Adoration
Spleen
Anxiety
Kidney
Anxiety, Sexual Indecision
Calm, Sexual
Assuredness
Large Intestine
Guilt
Self-Worth
Circulation-Sex
Regret, Remorse, Jealousy
Renunciation of the past,
Security,
Faith/Confidence
These algorithms have been developed conceptually and via clinical practice. They are not official
TFT algorithms. They are presented here for experimental usage.
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Sexual Tension, Stubbornness
Abjuration
Relaxation, Generosity
Heart
Anger
Love, Forgiveness
Stomach
Anxiety, Disgust, Bitterness
Disappointment, Greed
Hunger, Deprivation
Contentment,
Tranquillity
Tri-Heater
Depression, Despair, Grief
Hopelessness, Despondency
Loneliness
Hope, Lightness, Elation
Small Intestine
Sadness, Sorrow
Joy
Bladder
Restlessness, Impatience
Frustration
Peace, Harmony
Governing
Embarrassment
Healthy Pride
Central
Shame
Healthy Pride
APPENDIX E: Criteria-Related Reversals *
1. DESERVING (tap under bottom lip)
Diagnosis:
“I deserve to be over this problem.” Vs “I deserve to have
this problem.” Or “I don’t deserve to be over this problem.”
Tx:
“I deeply accept myself even though I deserve to have this problem.”
Or “…even though I don’t deserve to be over this problem.”
Dx Mini:
“I deserve to be completely over this problem.”
Vs. “I deserve to still have some of this problem.”
Tx Mini:
“I deeply accept myself even though I deserve to have some of this
problem.”
2. SAFETY (tap at H or NLR)
Diagnosis: “It’s safe for me (for others for me) to be over this problem.”
“It isn’t safe for me (for others for me) to be over this problem.”
These levels of psychological reversal are not aspects of the official TFT curricula. They are
offered as associated methods to supplement the Level II curricula.
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Tx:
“I deeply accept myself even though (if) it’s unsafe for me (for others for
me) to be over this problem.”
Dx Mini:
“It’s safe for me to be completely over this problem.”
Vs “It isn’t safe for me to be completely over this problem.”
Tx Mini:
“I deeply accept myself even though (if) it’s unsafe for me (for others for
me) to be completely over this problem.”
APPENDIX E: Criteria-Related Reversals *
3. POSSIBILITY (H or NLR)
Diagnosis: “It’s possible for me to be over this problem.”
Tx:
“I deeply accept myself even though it’s impossible for me to get
over this problem.”
Dx Mini:
“It’s possible for me to get completely over this problem.”
Tx Mini: “I deeply accept myself even though it’s impossible to get completely
over this problem.”
4. PERMISSION (H or NLR)
Diagnosis: “I will (not) allow myself to get over this problem.”
Tx:
“I deeply accept myself even though I will not allow myself to
get over this problem.”
Dx Mini:
“I will (not) allow myself to get completely over this problem.
Tx Mini:
“I deeply accept myself even though I will not allow myself to
get completely over this problem.
These levels of psychological reversal are not aspects of the official TFT curricula. They are
offered as associated methods to supplement the Level II curricula.
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5. MOTIVATION (H or NLR)
Diagnosis: “I will (not) do what’s necessary to get over this problem.”
Tx:
“I deeply accept myself even though I will not do what’s necessary to get
over this problem.”
Dx Mini: “I will (not) do what’s necessary to get completely over this problem.”
Tx Mini: “I deeply accept myself even though I will not do what’s necessary to get
completely over this problem.”
APPENDIX E: Criteria-Related Reversals *
6. BENEFIT (H or NLR)
Diagnosis: “Getting over this problem will (not) be good for me (others).”
Tx:
“I deeply accept myself even though getting over this problem
is not good for me (others).”
Dx Mini: “Getting completely over this problem will (not) be good for me (others).”
Tx Mini: “I deeply accept myself even though completely getting over this problem
is not good for me (others).”
7. DEPRIVATION (H or NLR)
Diagnosis: “I will (not) feel deprived if I get over this problem.”
Tx:
“I deeply accept myself even though I’ll feel deprived if I get over
this problem.”
Dx Mini:
“I will (not) feel deprived if I get completely over this problem.”
Tx Mini:
“I deeply accept myself even if completely getting over this problem
feels depriving to me.”
These levels of psychological reversal are not aspects of the official TFT curricula. They are
offered as associated methods to supplement the Level II curricula.
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Exercise: Additional Levels of PR
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5.
Qualify IM, Calibrate, and Test in Clear;
Test for MPR and correct;
Attune problem state Thought Field, test IM, and rate SUD;
Test for various levels of PR and correct if present;
DO NOT TREAT ISSUE AT THIS TIME.
APPENDIX F: Additional Corrections For Neurologic
Disorganization
Basic Unswitching Procedure *
Test with palm/back or index finger (front/back) at bridge of nose.
Stimulate Umbilicus + CB’s
Stimulate Umbilicus + Under Nose
Stimulate Umbilicus + Under Bottom Lip
Stimulate Umbilicus + Coccyx
Reevaluate
Over Energy Correction*
(a.k.a. Cook’s hook-ups)
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7.
Place left ankle over right;
Place hands out in front, arms extended, with backs of hands touching;
Bring right hand over left and on top of left;
Clasp/enfold fingers and fold hands and arms in and rest on chest;
Breathing in, rest tongue against palate behind top front teeth;
Breathing out, rest tongue against bottom palate;
Reevaluate after 1-2 minutes.
Exercise: Alternative Unswitching Procedures
1. Qualify IM and test in clear;
2. Check for Neurologic Disorganization;
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The Basic Unswitching Exercise and the Over Energy Correction are not Official TFT procedures.
These are Applied Kinesiology procedures that have been found to be effective in treating neurologic
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3. Even if S is not switched, do Basic Unswitching Procedure;
4. Check again for Switching;
5. Do Over Energy Correction;
6. Test again.
APPENDIX G: HEMISPHERIC INTEGRATION
PROCEDURES
Cerebral Hemisphere Integration Test  and Correction*
1. Make certain IM is strong in the clear;
2. Hold large “X” about one foot in front of subject at eye level;
3. If IM is now weak, provide Cross-Crawl Exercise;
Cross-Crawl Integration Exercise
1. Do cross-crawl by touching right hand over left knee while raising knee
up from floor and counting (and then humming a tune).
2. Drop hand and leg after touching and then alternate hands and knees;
3. Continue with cross-crawl for 1-2 minutes;
4. While still doing cross-crawl, visually track in a large circle clockwise and
then counterclockwise, while continuing to count and hum;
5. Repeat Integration Test.
The Cerebral Hemisphere Integration Test is a modification from several AK procedures. The CrossCrawl Integration Exercise, in various forms, has been incorporated in AK from the work of Doman and
Delacato. These are not official TFT procedures, but are offered here as additional information that may
be of benefit in the treatment of some clients.
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14 Basic Acupoints Used in Energy Psychology Systems1
Eyebrow EB)
Bladder- 2
Bladder-2
Side of Eye (SE)
Gall Bladder-1
Under Nose (UN)
Governing-26
Under Eye (UE)
Stomach-1
Under Bottom Lip (UBL)
Central-24
Under Arm (UA)
Spleen-21
Under Collarbone (CB)
Kidney-27
Rib (R)
Liver-14
Thumb (T)
Lung-11
Index Finger (IF)
Large Intestine-1
Middle Finger (MF)
Circulation-Sex-9
Little Finger (LF)
Heart-9
Side of Hand (SH)
Small Intestine-3
Gamut Spot (G)
Triple Energizer-3
From Energy Psychology: Explorations at the interface of energy, cognition, behavior, and health
(Gallo, 1998, CRC Press). See Energy diagnostic and treatment methods (Gallo, 2000, Norton) for more
extensive treatment points.
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