Thought Field Therapy, or TFT, is a revolutionary, safe, non-invasive brief therapy technique that has been developed and refined over the last twenty-five years by California Psychologist, Dr. Roger Callahan. During a Thought Field Therapy session, the client is asked to think about a specific issue that is troublesome. This is commonly an anxiety, a phobia, past trauma, loss, grief, or feelings of anger, depression or physical pain. (Typically, the client has been stuck in these feelings for a long time and knows that their feelings are irrational, but other therapies have not helped.)

The client is then asked to quantify their feelings on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 representing the most intense feelings of upset. Next, the patient is asked to tap on his or her own body in specific places, or energy points, in a specific order. The most surprising thing for clients and therapists alike is that this method really does work. The client typically tries but cannot get back the original feeling of upset about the identified issue.

Suzanne has been invited to present her trainings in Paris, Montreal, Kuwait, Rwanda and in dozens of locations throughout the United States. In 1999, Suzanne was selected to present a training on TFT at the UCONN School of Medicine, Dept. of Psychiatry as part of their Master Therapist's Program. She was invited to give a training to professionals in Littleton, CO. after the tragedy at Columbine High School. Reports from trainees attested to the value of using TFT to reduce the symptoms of trauma. Suzanne has taught a graduate level Social Work Course, Holistic Social Work at Arizona State University featuring
Thought Field Therapy and it's applications.

Suzanne's two day Thought Field Therapy Algorithm Trainings are approved by Dr. Roger J. Callahan, the founder of Thought Field Therapy. These trainings teach the fast, easy to use method of TFT that does not require touching the client.