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Case Study 00252 – 23 Feb 2026 – Healing from a sports injury, psychological retraining, Remove Performance blocks that stem from the brain’s “protection mode,” Remove blocks associates specific movements connected to the trauma of the initial injury – EFT Tapping – Emotionally Focused Therapy Script.

Case Study 00252 – 23 Feb 2026

EFT Tapping – Emotionally Focused Therapy Script

Focus: Healing from a Sports Injury • Psychological Retraining • Releasing “Protection Mode” • Dissolving Trauma-Linked Movement Blocks

This EFT protocol is designed to calm the nervous system, neutralize the emotional charge of the injury, and retrain the brain to separate past trauma from present movement.


Phase 1 – Identify the Core Trigger

Before tapping, ask:

  • What movement triggers hesitation?

  • What emotion comes up (fear, frustration, anger)?

  • Where do you feel it in your body?

  • Rate intensity from 0–10.

Example target:
Fear of re-injury when pivoting. Intensity = 7/10.


Phase 2 – Setup Statement (Karate Chop Point)

Tap the side of the hand and repeat 3 times:

“Even though part of me still feels afraid when I think about that injury,
I deeply and completely accept myself.”

“Even though my body tenses when I imagine that movement,
I honor how hard it tried to protect me.”

“Even though my brain is still in protection mode,
I am open to teaching it that I am safe now.”


Phase 3 – Tapping Round 1: Acknowledge the Fear

Tap through points (Eyebrow → Side of Eye → Under Eye → Under Nose → Chin → Collarbone → Under Arm → Top of Head).

Use reminder phrases:

  • “This fear in my body…”

  • “This memory of the injury…”

  • “My muscles tightening…”

  • “That moment it happened…”

  • “My brain trying to protect me…”

  • “This hesitation…”

  • “This protective tension…”

  • “All this stored fear…”

Pause. Breathe deeply.

Re-rate intensity.


Phase 4 – Tapping Round 2: Validating the Protector

Reminder phrases:
  • “My brain thought I was in danger…”

  • “It reacted fast to protect me…”

  • “It doesn’t want me hurt again…”

  • “That makes sense…”

  • “Thank you for protecting me…”

  • “You did your job…”

  • “And now the injury has healed…”

  • “We can update the system…”

Pause. Breathe slowly.

Re-rate intensity.


Phase 5 – Releasing Trauma Linked to Specific Movement

Now imagine the triggering movement at 30% intensity.

Tap through points:

  • “When I imagine pivoting…” (or sprinting/jumping/etc.)

  • “My body remembers the shock…”

  • “My knee/shoulder/ankle remembers…”

  • “But that was then…”

  • “This is now…”

  • “The danger is over…”

  • “My body is stronger now…”

  • “I choose to feel safe in this movement…”

Pause and breathe.


Phase 6 – Installing Safety & Confidence

Final tapping round:
  • “I allow my nervous system to calm…”

  • “I release unnecessary guarding…”

  • “I separate past injury from present performance…”

  • “My muscles respond smoothly…”

  • “I trust my body…”

  • “I move with control and strength…”

  • “I am safe now…”

  • “Calm power replaces fear…”

Take a deep breath.

Re-rate intensity.


Phase 7 – Movement Integration

After tapping:

  1. Stand up slowly.

  2. Perform a very small version (10–20%) of the triggering movement.

  3. Notice breathing and tension levels.

  4. If fear rises, repeat a short tapping round.


Optional Advanced Layer (Week 3+)

Once intensity drops below 3/10:

  • Visualize full-speed movement while tapping.

  • Install trigger phrase:
    “Calm and strong.”

  • Anchor confidence with breath.


Daily 5-Minute Reset Script (Quick Version)

Karate Chop:

“Even though part of me remembers the injury,
I choose to feel safe in my body.”

Tap quickly through points repeating:

  • “Safe now.”

  • “Stronger now.”

  • “Calm now.”

  • “My body trusts again.”


Core Psychological Reframes Embedded in This EFT Script

  • Protection mode is intelligent, not weakness.

  • Fear is outdated information.

  • Movement can be re-associated with safety.

  • Confidence is built through calm exposure.

  • Trauma loses power when acknowledged and updated.

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