Skip to content
EmoAlchemy
  • Home
  • Blog
  • About
  • Services
  • Contact Us
  • Login
Why EFT Tapping Fails—5 Reasons And How to Fix Them: A Client’s Breakthrough Story

Why EFT Tapping Fails—5 Reasons And How to Fix Them: A Client’s Breakthrough Story

Posted by By Tre Lee October 13, 2022Posted inNervous System Regulation
Why EFT Tapping Fails—And How to Fix It for Good: A Client's Breakthrough Story Sarah sat across from me, her fingers tapping halfheartedly on her collarbone. "I don't get it,"…
Read More
Person practicing EFT tapping for stress and gratitude in a calm, peaceful setting.

EFT Tapping for Stress and Gratitude: 7 Days with E.M.O.

Posted by By Tre Lee September 24, 2022Posted inNervous System Regulation
EFT Tapping for Stress and Gratitude: 7-Day Story That Works (Backed by Research) EFT Tapping for Stress and Gratitude: 7-Day Story That Works (Backed by Research) In this 7-day story,…
Read More
Split-image illustration of a man confronting public speaking anxiety: a boy frozen on stage under spotlights (past trauma) mirrored by an adult standing steady in a boardroom (present growth)."

The Center of the Room

Posted by By Tre Lee August 7, 2022Posted inNervous System Regulation
The Center of the Room The Center of the Room With insights from Dale Carnegie and Gigi Rosenberg Part 1: The Pressure Cooker Leo had twenty-six minutes before the all-hands…
Read More
Teenage female tennis player frozen mid-play, showing visible stress and hesitation reliving a high-pressure match on an empty court.

From Panic to Presence: The Neuroscience of Clutch Performance

Posted by By Tre Lee July 12, 2022Posted inNervous System Regulation
From Panic to Presence: The Neuroscience of Clutch Performance" From Panic to Presence: The Neuroscience of Clutch Performance With insights from Dr. Tom Hanson, Steve Wells, Dr. Kevin Chapman, and…
Read More
A speaker looking calm and deservedly confident while having a validating conversation with an attendee after her keynote, showing the positive outcome of overcoming imposter syndrome.

The Room She Didn’t Think She Deserved to Be In

Posted by By Tre Lee July 6, 2022Posted inMental Clarity
The Room She Didn’t Think She Deserved to Be In The Room She Didn’t Think She Deserved to Be In Morgan knew the email was coming. The conference director had…
Read More
A writer's desk in a state of creative progress, with an open laptop, crumpled notes, and a cup of tea, symbolizing the messy work of overcoming writer's block.

The Silence Between Sentences

Posted by By Tre Lee June 4, 2022Posted inSelf-Improvement, Resilience
The Silence Between Sentences The Silence Between Sentences Ruth hadn’t written in twenty-three days. She kept count not with an app, but with a post-it note, faded and curling on…
Read More
A woman's silhouette holds a glowing phone while pressing her tender spot tapping point, where her heart glows golden amidst a rain of "NO"s, showing resilience against rejection.

The Weight of No: A Dance of Resilience – How EFT Tapping Helps Rewire Rejection’s Sting

Posted by By Tre Lee May 13, 2022Posted inNervous System Regulation
The Weight of No: A Dance of Resilience – How EFT Tapping Helps Rewire Rejection’s Sting The Weight of No: A Dance of Resilience – How EFT Tapping Helps Rewire…
Read More
Smartphone showing 3 money block notifications with swipeable EFT scripts: 'Even though money feels unsafe...' and tapping point diagram

Break Through Your Income Plateau by Clearing These 3 Subconscious Money Blocks

Posted by By Tre Lee April 2, 2022Posted inNervous System Regulation
Break Through Your Income Plateau by Clearing These 3 Subconscious Money Blocks Break Through Your Income Plateau by Clearing These 3 Subconscious Money Blocks (With insights from Dr Brad Klontz)…
Read More
A watercolor illustration of a woman fading at the edges, representing the fear of being 'too much,' as steam from her coffee forms the words 'too much' and dissipates.

The Fear of Being “Too Much”: A Tale of Two Trains

Posted by By Tre Lee March 22, 2022Posted inNervous System Regulation
The Fear of Being “Too Much”: A Tale of Two Trains The Fear of Being “Too Much”: A Tale of Two Trains (With guidance from Imi Lo) Prologue — Platform…
Read More
Sepia-toned image of a corkboard covered in overlapping handwritten notes mirroring the “What I’m Not Ready For Yet” board from the story’s community center scene, with two people’s hands gently interacting.

The Weight We Carry: Four Stories of (Almost) Forgiveness

Posted by By Tre Lee February 16, 2022Posted inNervous System Regulation
The Weight We Carry: Four Stories of (Almost) Forgiveness The Weight We Carry: Four Stories of (Almost) Forgiveness Prologue: The Body Remembers Resentment doesn’t live in the mind. It settles…
Read More

Posts pagination

Previous page 1 2 3 4 … 6 Next page

Recent Posts

  • Nervous System Regulation Tools (That Don’t Re-Traumatize You)
  • EFT for Emotional Overwhelm: What to Expect (And My Peace Work Guarantee)
  • Mentor’s Corner: The Body’s Ancient Map — How EFT Points Link to Organs and Emotions
  • Mentor’s Corner: Understanding EFT Techniques — From Relief to Root: When and How to Go Deeper in EFT
  • Mentor’s Corner: Understanding EFT Techniques — Movie Title, Silent Movie, Tell the Story, and Chasing the Pain

Recent Comments

No comments to show.

Categories

  • Emotional Well-Being
  • Mental Clarity
  • Mentor’s Corner
  • Nervous System Regulation
  • Peak Performance
  • Personal Growth
  • Resilience
  • Self-Improvement
  • Stress Management
  • Tapping For Athletics
  • Uncategorized
EmoAlchemy Logo

Transform challenges into opportunities with tools that empower emotional growth

Home | About Us | Contact Us | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Cookie Policy | Testimonials Disclosure
EmoAlchemy • 1501 Belle Isle Ave, Suite 110, Mount Pleasant, SC
Customer Support: hello@flow.emoalchemy.com
Copyright 2025 — EmoAlchemy. All rights reserved.
Scroll to Top
E.M.O. Chat Icon
````

🛠️ E.M.O.

Your Emotion Management Operator

Slower Faster

E.M.O. is a guided tool and not a substitute for professional medical or therapeutic advice.

We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.