Energy Alignment Method by Yvette Taylor

Energy Alignment Method by Yvette Taylor

Do you want to be happy, more in flow, and change your life?

The Energy Alignment Method - EAM(R) is a transformational energy and self-help process. The technique brings together Chinese medicine, manifesting, law of attraction, elements of kinesiology, neuroscience research, NLP, positive psychology and eastern spiritual principles into one powerful self-help process.EAM(R) enables you to release repetitive negative thoughts and feelings, painful memories, traumatic experiences and overwhelming emotions, so that you can be free from stress, anxiety and negative emotions. The technique involves 5 simple steps, and can be used all day every day. A key part of the practice is known as 'the sway', a muscle testing method taken from Applied Kinesiology. It provides realtime energetic feedback.This book explains what EAM is and how it works, then shows readers how to use it themselves.

Yvette Taylor is Head of the Weeks Centre for Social and Policy Research at London South Bank University, UK. She received the esteemed Lillian Robinson Fellowship held at Concordia University, Canada (2009) and a Fulbright Scholarship, Rutgers University (2010-2011). She has published three sole-authored books: Working-class Lesbian Life (2007), Lesbian and Gay Parenting (2009), and Fitting Into Place? Class and Gender Geographies and Temporalities (2012), which have received favourable reviews. She has several successful edited collections including: (with Hines, S. and Casey, M.) Theorising Intersectionality and Sexuality (2010); Classed Intersections: Spaces, Selves, Knowledges (2010); (with Hines, S) Sexualities: Reflection and Futures (2012).

Ria Snowdon is a Research Associate in the Weeks Centre for Social and Policy Research at London South Bank University, UK working alongside Yvette Taylor on an ESRC funded project 'Making space for queer identifying religious youth'. She completed her Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) PhD at Newcastle University (2007-2010).