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    Understanding Stress in the Body:Exploring the Effects of Somatic Visualization and Emotional Freedom Technique Tapping

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    Title
    Understanding Stress in the Body:Exploring the Effects of Somatic Visualization and Emotional Freedom Technique Tapping
    Author
    Orlando, Kaci
    Date
    April 27, 2026
    Subject
    Somatics
    Stress
    EFT tapping
    Guided imagery
    Body awareness
    Mind-body
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.13013/3945
    Abstract
    This project evaluated the impact of somatic-based practices, specifically guided imagery (somatic visualization) and Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) tapping, on stress levels and body awareness. Six participants completed pre- and post-intervention surveys measuring perceived stress, emotional intensity, body awareness, and physical tension. Participants then engaged in a structured session including both somatic visualization and EFT tapping exercises. Results indicated a decrease in overall stress and emotional intensity, along with an increase in body awareness and present-moment connection. Participants also reported shifts in physical tension and described feeling more relaxed following the session. These findings suggest that brief somatic-based interventions may be effective tools for supporting stress reduction and enhancing mind-body awareness in a trauma-informed coaching setting.
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    Carlson, Joanne
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    Healthcare Studies
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