Disclaimer:
The information on Kids Can Tap Too website and that you find here in books, video or receive during
individual sessions, workshops, circles and other teaching modalities is not intended to replace a one-on-one
relationship with a qualified health care professional and is not intended as medical advice. It is intended as a
sharing of knowledge and information from personal energy research and experience. We encourage you to
make your own health care decisions based upon your own research and in partnership with a qualified
health care professional. Kids Can Tap Too is not associated directly with Gary Craig, EFT or emofree.com.
PLEASE NOTE: While we have received many reports concerning the benefits of EFT, we do not claim that
the results described on this website, its products and trainings are typical of what EFT users experience,
and we do not represent that you will achieve the same or similar success. Indeed, you may receive no
benefit whatsoever.
The publications and trainings offered on this website are intended to provide information and education
about EFT for children, parents, teachers and care givers. They are not to be considered guarantees or
assurances of any kind. Please know that everything you read about EFT on this website represents the
opinions of the authors. The successes reported by these authors range from improvement of the issue(s) to
the complete cessation of all symptoms. The permanence of the successes varies widely and cannot be
predicted in advance. In some cases, the symptoms re-appear right away and thus require more EFT or
other interventions such as medical treatment or mental health treatment. In other cases, the symptoms
vanish and don't re-appear. EFT is not a substitute for mental health or medical treatment, and no part of
this web site, these products, or these trainings are intended to treat any particular person or disease, and
do not constitute medical advice.
You are encouraged to remain under the care of a licensed healthcare practitioner while using EFT, and to
let your practitioner know about your use of EFT.
Becky Schenk-Gonzales
The information on Kids Can Tap Too website and that you find here in books, video or receive during
individual sessions, workshops, circles and other teaching modalities is not intended to replace a one-on-one
relationship with a qualified health care professional and is not intended as medical advice. It is intended as a
sharing of knowledge and information from personal energy research and experience. We encourage you to
make your own health care decisions based upon your own research and in partnership with a qualified
health care professional. Kids Can Tap Too is not associated directly with Gary Craig, EFT or emofree.com.
PLEASE NOTE: While we have received many reports concerning the benefits of EFT, we do not claim that
the results described on this website, its products and trainings are typical of what EFT users experience,
and we do not represent that you will achieve the same or similar success. Indeed, you may receive no
benefit whatsoever.
The publications and trainings offered on this website are intended to provide information and education
about EFT for children, parents, teachers and care givers. They are not to be considered guarantees or
assurances of any kind. Please know that everything you read about EFT on this website represents the
opinions of the authors. The successes reported by these authors range from improvement of the issue(s) to
the complete cessation of all symptoms. The permanence of the successes varies widely and cannot be
predicted in advance. In some cases, the symptoms re-appear right away and thus require more EFT or
other interventions such as medical treatment or mental health treatment. In other cases, the symptoms
vanish and don't re-appear. EFT is not a substitute for mental health or medical treatment, and no part of
this web site, these products, or these trainings are intended to treat any particular person or disease, and
do not constitute medical advice.
You are encouraged to remain under the care of a licensed healthcare practitioner while using EFT, and to
let your practitioner know about your use of EFT.
Becky Schenk-Gonzales
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