The Wizard's Wish: Or, How He Made the Yuckies Go Away A Story about the Magic in You, Hardcover/Brad Yates

Description After a terrible storm, the people of a normally peaceful village find themselves unusually out of sorts. They feel more angry, sad, and scared--and find life more difficult--even in school and sports But a kindly wizard discovers a secret that helps them feel even better than before--one they can use themselves--and so can you Children (and their parents/teachers) can learn a safe, simple way to deal with uncomfortable emotions in the brightly illustrated The Wizard's Wish. The solution is right at your fingertips By tapping points on your body, a process done in the clinically proven Emotion Freedom Technique (EFT), together with guided responses, the wizard demonstrates how you can feel better in minutes EFT practitioner Brad Yates has created a book that is both fun and incredibly helpful Using QR code technology, you can download instructional and sample videos by Brad for instant access to the magical tool of EFT " The Wizard's Wish is a fun, entertaining and educational book that can have a profound impact on the lives of children around the world. Brad Yates has masterfully woven a great story with important content. A must read for kids AND adults " Nick Ortner, Executive Producer, The Tapping Solution "Beautifully written and illustrated, every child should have access to this book. I absolutely loved it " Mary Sise , author of The Energy of Belief Brad Yates was trained and certified at the respected Hypnosis Motivation Institute in Tarzana, CA. Combining this background with training in energy psychology and various schools of thought in the area of personal growth and achievement, he coaches groups and individuals in achieving greater success, health and happiness in their lives. Also by Brad: A Garden of Emotions: Cultivating Peace through EFT Tapping, which includes 10 downloadable videos that help kids get through specific difficult emotional situations. published by eifrig publishing, www.eifrigpublishing.com