Unlock the Power of Thought Field Therapy: Live Basic Training

"Unlock the Power of Thought Field Therapy: Live Basic Training"

8 CE Credits will be Offered

Presented by: Dr. Robert Bray

Date: June 27th, 2025

Time: 8 am - 5 pm CDT

Location: Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum (300 N Houston St, Dallas, TX 75202)

Cost: $275 + transaction fee

30% of your registration fee will go to Trauma Support Services to help support our mission and expand our services.

Payment due upon registration. This training requires a minimum of 20 participants and no more than 35. If participant minimum is not met Trauma Support Services and Dr. Bray will reschedule training. Participant payment will be transferred to future training or reimbursed.

Cancellation and Refund Policy: The general policy is that refunds no refunds will be given for cancellations. If an emergency occurs, your registration may be transferred to a future training, upon trainer discretion.

By the end of this training, you will be ready to use Callahan Techniques Thought Field Therapy (CT-TFT) to help yourself and others, regardless of your previous knowledge and experience with Thought Field Therapy. As with all skills, the more you practice, the better you become. This training is designed to include lots of practice. You will observe Dr. Bray and others using the step-by-step protocols with real problems. Tapping for yourself or leading others will build your confidence quickly. The Thought Field Therapy applications you observe and practice are real. The appropriate tapping patterns and protocols will be determined by minimal disclosure about yourself and your situation. You will be guided to the next steps by communicating changes in your feelings and sensations using a zero-to-10-point scale. With over 28 years of experience with Tapping and close to 50 years of professionally helping with traumatic stress and other conditions, Dr. Bray will provide usable tools for tuning to the right thought field, naming the trigger, identifying the associated emotions, calming the upset, and creating energy for change. When tapping the same pattern over and over does not produce results, add Thought Field Therapy, Psychological Reversals and corrections, Neurological disorganization and corrections, the use of the 9-gamut series, the floor-to-ceiling eye roll, and more.

Learning Objectives:

1. Within one’s scope of practice engage others in using TFT techniques.

2. Discriminate between applications of TFT in Crisis Intervention (Individual and Group settings), Supportive Services (advocacy, referral, coaching), and psychotherapeutic/clinical treatment.

3. Identify the level of Subjective Units of Distress being experienced as observed or reported to guide TFT treatment protocol.

4. Determine and apply correct standard tapping pattern for elevating negative emotional upset.

5. Recognize and correct energetic blocks to treatment using TFT techniques.

6. Give direction for further assistance for higher level of TFT or other services as needed.

7. Describe TFT in traumatic stress response and recovery as a non-cognitive and experiential approach.

8. Use TFT in Self-Care to manage overwhelming negative emotional responses.

9. Reference research and case studies to place TFT in a context of Energy Psychology theory and development.

10. List the levels of training of TFT and continued skill development.

Lunch Options:

Upon checkout, you will need to select the menu option you would like to have at this event. The purchase of a lunch is not optional, and outside food & drink is not permitted at the museum. 

• Grilled Steak Sandwich with Havarti Cheese, Pickled Onions, Arugula, and a Pimento Cheese Spread on a Hoagie Roll

• Roasted Chicken Sandwich with Chipotle Aioli, Lettuce, and Tomato on a Kaiser Bun

• Shaved Turkey Sandwich with Cranberry Relish, Lettuce, Tomato, and Pickles on Wheat Bread

• (Vegetarian) Caprese Sandwich with Local Tomatoes, Dallas Mozzarella, Fresh Basil and Texas Balsamic on Wheat Bread

• (Vegan & Gluten-Free) Grilled Vegetable Salad with Boston Bibb Lettuce and Champagne Vinaigrette

Parking & Transportation: Free

Parking is available in the Museum’s parking garage on Houston Street directly across from the entrance to the Museum.

If you choose not to drive the DART West End Station is located one block from the Museum at Pacific Avenue, between Market and Lamar Streets. For more information about DART’s rail or bus system and map, please visit www.DART.org.

About Our Speaker:

Robert L. Bray, Ph.D., LCSW, TFT-VT, DCEP, CTSS, has worked in the field of traumatic stress recovery for over 45 years. Beginning as a volunteer on a crisis hotline and throughout his professional career, he has always focused on the impact of traumatic stress on the mental and physical health of individuals, families, and communities. His Ph.D. in psychology with an emphasis on Marriage and Family Therapy was an extension of his social work perception of systems theory and problem-solving approaches. He has extensive experience as a clinician helping individuals and families strengthen as they adapt to and change the external conditions in our world. He has been training, writing, and developing Thought Field Therapy since 1996. His book Heal Traumatic Stress NOW: Complete Recovery with Thought Field Therapy - No Open Wounds provides a consumer-friendly self-help guide to anyone struggling with overwhelming stress.

When Registering, please ensure that ALL information, especially your email address, is accurate. If you do not receive a confirmation email from our team, your registration cannot be guaranteed.