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Anxiety Relief - How Does the Butterfly Hug Work?

Description: A Hypnotherapist explains how a simple anxiety relief technique called The Butterfly Hug or Butterfly Tapping works. In this reaction video, I break down why it works as we a short clip of of a video by a therapist. I explain how it is hypnotic, and then I show you how to do the technique yourself. 🧠 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 👉Dan Ross is known worldwide as “The Anxiety Helper.” As a hypnotherapist specializing in anxiety relief, he has worked with people on 6 continents to overcome anxiety. Learn more here: https://www.SiliconValleyHypnosisCent... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Want more anxiety reduction techniques? Get my free short eBook “5 Fast 3-Minute Anxiety Busters” you can download in pdf format. Learn 5 powerful tools you can use any time, any place to reduce your anxiety. Get it here: https://clients.siliconvalleyhypnosis... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The original video shown in this reaction video is located here:    • How to stop panic  Tapping for anxiety att...   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is permitted by copyright under this statute that might otherwise be interpreted as infringing. This video is made for commentary and educational purposes under the umbrella of fair use. #TheAnxietyHelper, #Anxietyrelief, #OvercomeAnxiety, #AnxietyReliefTechniques, #AnxietyReliefTools, #Reaction, #Hypnosis, #Hypnotherapy