Author: Andrew T. Austin

It’s been some years since I put together the website www.tappingforcash.com. It was a fun site, mostly, and a wry look at a therapeutic process that I consider to largely consist of total nonsense. However, the complaints continue to arrive in a slow but steady trickle. I care not, probably because I am exactly what..

I'll call this project "The Tapping Challenge," and I will gladly assist where possible any tapper who wishes to take on any of the challenges outlined below. Tapping Challenge #1. A team of tappers meets and camps outside a regional psychiatric outpatients clinic for one month. Every person entering the clinic is shown where to..

Picture the scene. It's a fictional scene but one that I have witnessed play out in a multitude of ways in different locations and with different players. The scene is set in a residential psychiatric unit. The day is Wednesday. Billy, a chronic schizophrenic patient, enters the office and is somewhat anxious and distressed. An..

Please note, this video is not a spoof. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rmhi4dQjRws&rel=0 I'd like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has taken the time to email me, phone me, and message me on Facebook regarding my recent blog entries on "tapping". There are a number of themes to the messages, but the primary theme seems to..

I cannot pretend anymore. I am often embarrassed to call myself a hypnotherapist. When socialising, for example at parties, business network meetings and so forth, I dread that question, "So, what do you do?" It was great when I worked in brain surgery and accident and emergency because the conversations used to go something like..

I'm on the BBC in a regional programme for the North East and Cumbria. From the BBC press release about the show: The show's investigation reveals that while there are several hypnotherapy organisations, none of them are regulated by law, and there are no standard qualifications. This worries hypnotherapist Andy Austin, who blows the whistle..