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The Apex ProblemPsychotherapy is predictable in many ways. When a person finally gets up the nerve to go to someone for help, they think they will be expected to sit in therapy and talk about the problem. Then, after a few or many sessions, they expect to feel better. They rarely expect to be cured. Since there is nothing in our culture that allows for a cognitive understanding as to why tapping on the meridian points works, it is very difficult to accept that something they have coped and lived with for years could disappear in minutes. Dr. Callahan calls this the "apex problem," which is that patients and those observing the therapy cannot believe that such a simple technique can work so well. Instead, they try to come up with explanations that they are familiar with to account for the outcome. |
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