Bluebell EFT Peer SupportShare, Connect, Support, Celebrate |
Peer Support by and for EFT Guild MembersBluebells are peer support groups: They offer a non-heirarchical, confidential and non-judgemental small group space for mutual sharing of experience. The intention is to support and celebrate each other in all that you do with EFT Bluebells are not a substitute for professional mentoring just as Daisy Chains are not a substitute for therapy. Members need to be open minded and as willing to listen as to talk. When there are differences of opinion it may be necessary, and after discussion, to agree to disagree. There are two types of Bluebells, open groups listed here and closed clusters. Bluebell Groups are listed on the EVENTS CALENDAR. Their is no ongoing commitment. Any member can host and facilitate a group, Bluebell Clusters are small peer support groups with the same members who commit to meeting regularly and to the guidelines of the | Bluebell Groups
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Closed Bluebell ClustersBluebell Clusters offer the opportunity for deeper understanding and more personal support with a small group of like minded tappers. Clusters have a defined membership, generally four to six people, they meet regularly at agreed intervals. Clusters may, or may not, have a theme such as 'more than five years experience' or 'working with young people' or 'counsellors who tap' or 'self help tappers'. Or a timezone region. One cluster member is the coordinator who agrees meeting dates. Members commit to making every effort to attend and to reading and responding to communication. if you would like to join a Bluebell Cluster please Read/Accept/Submit the Bluebell Agreement. We will endeavour to match you to a suitable group. If you are not yet a member of the EFT Guild then Join the EFT Guild Open Bluebell GroupsBluebell Groups are listed on this page and on the events calendar. All Guild members can join these meetings on a one-off basis with no ongoing commitment. This is Peer Support for sharing of experiences, the facilitator is not an EFTi mentor and is not expected to be an expert. Insights and answers emerge from the group not from any one person. All Members can Host and Facilitate a Group. The facilitator sets the group size and session duration. The group may have a theme, or not. Hosting a peer support open cluster meeting is a great way to gain experience and build confidence in hosting and facilitating groups. If you would like to host a Bluebell group please contact GWYNETH then use the form on the Presenters page to submit for listing. The Guild will manage registration and send booking and reminder emails, if needed you can use the Guild zoom account. For small groups it is essential that you cancel your place if you are not able to attend so that someone on the waitlist can be upgraded. Click on your name at the top of this screen, select the events tab, highlight the event and cancel. | Timezone WizardClusters may have members from different countries and timezones. Use Timezone Wizard to find meeting times
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