Amy B. Scher

Energy Techniques

Amy B. Scher is the author of This is How I Save My Life (January 2013). With a history of chronic illness, Amy set out to discover the foundation of healing. She is an expert in mind-body-spirit healing with offices in California and sees distant clients via telephone. She uses energy therapy techniques including EFT, The Emotion Code and others to help those with chronic illness and those in need of emotional healing to identify, release and move on. Amy is an Ordained Minister of Holistic Healing. She is a frequent contributor to healthcare blogs and has presented to groups including the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University.

Amy focuses on simplified emotional healing (yes, it exists!) and is both intuitive and down-to-earth. She lives by the self-created motto: “When life kicks your ass, kick back.”

More information can be found by visiting:

EFT and Energy therapy website: www.amybscher.com
Author website: www.HowISaveMyLife.com
Social media: Facebook and Twitter

Amy B. Scher Articles

Powerful Tapping: Five Tips You Should Know When Using EFT

There are so many EFT tapping scripts out there, so many different ideas on how to use them, and so many different opinions on the right and wrong way to tap. During my healing adventure through chronic illness, I had an opportunity to try it all—and discover what helped me clear the fastest, and the most completely.

Now, as a professional energy therapy practitioner, I can confidently say EFT works for a wide variety of issues from; but if you don’t know these crucial tips, you could be missing out on deep and complete healing.

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EFT Cheat Sheet: Metaphor Tapping For Physical Symptoms

In my energy therapy practice, I hear the same concern over and over from clients: “I don’t know what to say like you do while using EFT.” I will admit that I’m the “metaphor queen!” and for me, it happens to come very naturally. Finding metaphors and interpreting them so often reveals the hidden roots […]

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