Ange Finn, M.S.
EFT International Accredited
Certified Advanced EFT Practitioner,
Master of Science in Integrative Health and Wellness
Like most of my clients, I could not break through my own patterns and limitations—even though I yearned to feel my own brilliance, it felt out of reach to me.
I was introduced to EFT tapping in 2007 as a mental preparation technique for equestrian sport. The short demonstration I saw, by a prominent equestrian coach and rider, ignited my curiosity. I explored more about the original EFT technique, pioneered by Gary Craig. After having several sessions with a practitioner, I felt first-hand the power that tapping can have to help facilitate fast and long-lasting change.
Knowing I wanted to be able to share this powerful technique with others, I trained with EFT International (formerly AAMET) Master Trainers to reach the level of Accredited Certified Advanced EFT Practitioner. I opened Tap Into Yourself, my personal growth coaching practice, in 2010, and began coaching with EFT and teaching it in groups and with individuals.
In 2016, I trained in the technique of TFT-Algorithms, taught by Suzanne Connolly. I have found the combination of TFT and EFT to be very helpful for my clients.
In 2024, I earned a Master of Science degree in Integrative Health and Wellness from Creighton University School of Medicine, enabling me to provide coaching and education in evidence-based lifestyle modification to increase client wellness. Tapping can support my clients in reaching their wellness goals.
I am privileged to facilitate and celebrate success over and over again, as my clients have the opportunity to make the positive changes they desire in their lives.
I continue to work with my own EFT coaches and mentors to keep growing. My trainers and mentors past and present include Jade Barbee, Jondi Whitis, Lorna Minewiser, Betty Moore-Hafter, and Lynne Shaner.
Ange Finn, MS, is an experienced coach and EFT International Accredited Certified Advanced EFT Practitioner. She holds a Master of Science in Integrative Health and Wellness from Creighton University School of Medicine. She is not a psychologist, psychotherapist, physician, or other licensed health care provider. Therefore, she does not provide any medical or psychological advice, opinion, treatments or diagnosis in her coaching sessions.
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