EmoAid in collaboration with EFT MRA India provides training for International Certification in EFT Levels 1 & 2. EFT stands for Emotional Freedom Technique. Based on the principles of Energy Psychology, it brings together the ancient wisdom of the East about the energy of the body and modern psychology and neurology. It is a clinically proven technique used by therapists across the world to work on various psychological and emotional issues, experience relaxation and promote healing. Successfully used to treat PTSD, it is a highly effective technique to work on and resolve traumas experienced by the clients. It can also be used as a self help tool by therapists.

EFT Tapping helps us tune in to the negative patterns that we form around our uncomfortable thoughts, feelings, or troubling memories. It can be used to work on a range of issues including emotional concerns such as stress, anxiety, depressive symptoms as well as working on phobias, beliefs and troubling memories.

The hustle culture of corporates contributes to the increased burnout and lack of work-life balance experienced by employees. It leaves them feeling stressed and unproductive. The EmoAid Self Help Program and Do It Yourself Workshops come in handy by providing the employees with simple to use first aid psychological techniques for their wellbeing and enhancing productivity.

Recognizing the need to work on rise in disturbed parent-child dynamics, these workshops offer parents a safe space to work on their emotional wellbeing. In addition, they get to learn effective communication skills required to handle the generation gap. They get well-versed with effective parenting skills, behavioral management, and sex education.

Recognizing the lack of skill-based trainings provided to budding mental health professionals, this training aims at teaching them the clinical skills required to work with clients. Providing practical psychological tools along with the knowledge and practice of how to use them, these trainings make the participants more confident and equipped to enter into the field of mental health.