Aug 31, 2017
The popular EFT Advanced Practitioner Jasmina Kovacev, available for enquiries at 64 4565-3888, announced she is now providing private EFT sessions in person, over the phone or online to help anyone around the world overcome emotional traumas and improve their professional performance.
Lower Hutt, New Zealand - August 30, 2017 /PressCable/ —
The well-known EFT specialist Jasmina Kovacev has announced she is now providing private EFT sessions for anyone who is looking to naturally and safely overcome emotional challenges or improve their professional performance.
More information is available at http://eft-emofree.com.
The Emotional Freedom Technique, known as EFT, is an alternative form of counselling based on the ancient principles of acupuncture and modern Einstein theory which draws on a simple tapping procedure to help people get rid of limiting self-beliefs and find happiness, emotional stability or peak professional and personal performance in a gentle, natural way.
To help those who want to overcome emotional challenges and traumatic memories of any kind, manage stress, fears and phobias or change their self-image and improve their sports, sales or business performance, the famous and highly sought after EFT Advanced Practitioner and Master Trainer, Jasmina Kovacev, announced she is now providing private EFT sessions.
Her private EFT sessions delivered in person out of her Peak Performance Studio in New Zealand or over the phone and the internet for clients anywhere in the world, also draw on her background in life and wellness coaching, holistic and applied iridology or NLP to combine the EFT therapy with any other techniques the patient may require to find lasting relief or improvement.
The famous EFT specialist Jasmina Kovacev explains that “my passion is helping others transform or heal themselves and the main way that I do that is through Emotional Freedom Technique but I have a very, very broad background in other energy psychology modalities that enables me to go further than most other EFT trainers will to make sure all my patients get what they really want out of life”
Consultations, enquiries and bookings with Jasmina Kovacev and more information on her private EFT sessions available for anyone worldwide can be requested at 64 4565-3888 or through her website at the link provided above along with extensive patient testimonials, details on how EFT can help, access to multiple EFT workshops, manuals and resources or directions to her Peak Performance Studio based in 202 Major Drive, Kelson, Lower Hutt, New Zealand.
Contact Info:
Name: [email protected]
Organization: Peak Performance Studio
Address: 202 Major Drive, Kelson, Lower Hutt, Wellington 5010, New Zealand
Phone: +64-4-565-3888
For more information, please visit http://www.eft-emofree.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 234893
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