About the Book The Tapping Cure is an astoundingly easy and somewhat mystifying process that offers great results in the treatment of a variety of psychological problems. It takes only a few minutes, requires no medication and no talk therapy, and can completely erase a full range of negative emotionsfrom phobia, to trauma, to performance anxietyin just a single session. In The Tapping Cure Dr. Temes, a seasoned psychotherapist, teaches readers how to tap themselves to eradicate their own symptoms. It is the first book of its kind to give precise instructions on where the tapping should occure.g., on the collarbone, under the eye, on the pinkywithout resorting to mystical explanations, unscientific paradigms, and complicated pseudo-psychoanalytic rationalizations. The Tapping Cure is sure to help a great many peoplepsychological sufferers, the worried-well, and therapists with increasing numbers of patients requesting the treatment, which is fast becoming known in mainstream circles just like other once fringe therapies before it. Book Synopsis The Tapping Cure is an astoundingly easy and somewhat mystifying process that offers great results in the treatment of a variety of psychological problems. It takes only a few minutes, requires no medication and no talk therapy, and can completely erase a full range of negative emotions--from phobia, to trauma, to performance anxiety--in just a single session. In The Tapping Cure Dr. Temes, a seasoned psychotherapist, teaches readers how to tap themselves to eradicate their own symptoms. It is the first book of its kind to give precise instructions on where the tapping should occur--e.g., on the collarbone, under the eye, on the pinky--without resorting to mystical explanations, unscientific paradigms, and complicated pseudo-psychoanalytic rationalizations. The Tapping Cure is sure to help a great many people--psychological sufferers, the worried-well, and therapists with increasing numbers of patients requesting the treatment, which is fast becoming known in mainstream circles just like other once fringe therapies before it. About the Author Roberta Temes, PhD. , is a seasoned psychotherapist, hypnotist, and faculty member at the prestigious Downstate Medical School. She is the author of many books on psychological well-being, including the best-selling The Complete Idiots Guide to Hypnosis , which is now in its second edition. From 1985-2000, Dr. Temes wrote the popular monthly Ask Dr. Roberta column for True Story magazine, and she has been interviewed about her work in Redbook, Allure, Brides , and other magazines. She regularly counsels guests at the Rancho La Puerta Health Spa and the Boca Raton Country Club, and teaches classes at The Learning Annex in New York City and Washington DC. She lives in Manhattan Beach, Brooklyn.