EPISODE · May 17, 2026 · 10 MIN
EFT Tapping | The Stress Tool That Isn’t As Weird As You Think
from Untamed & Unfiltered Wellness · host Jo Swensson
Episode 53:You can understand your stress intellectually and still feel completely overwhelmed physically.In this episode, we’re talking about EFT tapping, what it is, why people use it and why body-based tools are becoming more important in a world where most of us are overstimulated, overbooked, emotionally overloaded, and constantly “on.”This is not the weird internet version of tapping.We’re talking about nervous system regulation, stress physiology, emotional overwhelm, and why sometimes your body needs more than another mindset shift.I’m breaking down:what EFT tapping actually iswhy it may help interrupt stress patternsthe connection between stress and the nervous systemwhy modern life keeps us stuck in survival modeand a simple tapping exercise you can try yourselfIf your brain never shuts off, your body feels tense all the time, or you’re tired of feeling wired and overwhelmed… this episode will make a lot of sense.Send us Fan MailSubscribe to our Substack and get our free companion newsletter Get to the Root, where we go even deeper into today's episode topic. Click HERE to sign up!Website: https://oliviabellco.comI hope you find some time today for some peace, some plants and some paws!☮️🌿🐾Jo
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Episode 53: You can understand your stress intellectually and still feel completely overwhelmed physically. In this episode, we’re talking about EFT tapping, what it is, why people use it and why body-based tools are becoming more important in a world where most of us are overstimulated, overbooked, emotionally overloaded, and constantly “on.” This is not the weird internet version of tapping. We’re talking about nervous system regulation, stress physiology, emotional overwhelm, and why somet...
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