Thought Field Therapy Center

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Thought Field Therapy Center Ph.D. in Psychology with emphasis on Marriage and Family Therapy Break free from the grip of past trauma and step into a brighter future.

Our free, 9-item self-assessment helps you pinpoint where you are on your recovery journey—and offers simple, effective tools to help you move forward with confidence. Take the first step toward healing today! https://rlbray.com/trauma-assessment/

My new website is live, and I’m proud to share it with you. 🎉For more than 45 years, I’ve devoted my work to helping peo...
10/28/2026

My new website is live, and I’m proud to share it with you. 🎉

For more than 45 years, I’ve devoted my work to helping people and teaching professionals practical ways to support those in their care. This new site brings so much of that work together, and I’d love for you to take a look.

If you’re interested in learning Thought Field Therapy, you’ll find self-paced courses, live trainings, and opportunities to continue developing your skills through professional consultation. If you’re looking for personal support, you can learn about my approach and working with me directly.

There’s plenty to spend time with, too: articles, tapping demonstrations, podcast conversations, books, and resources for both newcomers and experienced practitioners.

Whether you’ve been part of this community for years or are just getting to know my work, I hope you’ll find something that speaks to what you need right now.

Visit www.rlbray.com, have a look around, and let me know what you think. And if someone in your life could benefit from these resources, please pass the site along. Helping this work reach more people means a great deal to me.

The longer we work with people, the more specific our questions can become. A session may leave us wanting to understand...
10/26/2026

The longer we work with people, the more specific our questions can become. A session may leave us wanting to understand a technique more clearly or recognize when a different approach is needed.

Those questions can help us choose meaningful continuing education.

As TFT practitioners, we can return to familiar material with new experience behind us.

Something we heard in our first training may take on more meaning after we’ve encountered it in practice. Learning alongside colleagues also gives us access to questions and perspectives we might not have considered ourselves.

I encourage you to keep a short list of what you’d like to understand better. Use it when choosing a training, preparing for consultation, or setting aside time to study.

Your experience gives you something valuable to bring to the learning. Give yourself room to build on it. 🌿

“I know what’s bothering me, but I’m not ready to talk about it.”That preference deserves respect. One thing I value abo...
10/23/2026

“I know what’s bothering me, but I’m not ready to talk about it.”

That preference deserves respect. One thing I value about TFT is that a person can keep the details of an experience private while we work together.

For practitioners trained in TFT algorithms, identifying the general type of concern can help guide the choice of tapping sequence.

The person can hold the specific situation in mind without describing everything that happened.

Throughout the process, make room for their feedback. Ask what they notice, whether they feel comfortable continuing, and what support they need. A distress rating can be useful, but some people find words or numbers difficult.

Knowing a tapping sequence is only part of applying it thoughtfully. Listening, respecting boundaries, and allowing the person to set the pace matter, too. đź’™

Learning a new skill takes practice, and it helps when you can give it the time and attention it needs.My online course,...
10/21/2026

Learning a new skill takes practice, and it helps when you can give it the time and attention it needs.

My online course, Thought Field Therapy (TFT): The Original Tapping Method, is available on demand, so you can learn at your own pace, from your home or office. đź’»

Through recorded lessons and real client demonstrations, I’ll guide you through tapping techniques and practical ways to bring TFT into your work and self-care. You can pause to practice, replay a demonstration, and return whenever you need a refresher. Lifetime access gives you room to keep learning as you gain experience.

I’d be glad to help you build your understanding of this work, on a schedule that fits your life.

Learn more and enroll: https://learn.energypsych.org/tft?am_id=robert6024

Sometimes the stress of a conversation begins long before we have it. We rehearse what we’ll say, imagine the response, ...
10/21/2026

Sometimes the stress of a conversation begins long before we have it. We rehearse what we’ll say, imagine the response, and carry that tension through the day.

If you’ve learned TFT algorithms, this is one practical opportunity to use a familiar tapping sequence. Choose a specific concern, such as the nervousness you feel when you picture asking for what you need. Notice how strong that feeling is before you begin, then follow the appropriate algorithm as you were taught.

Afterward, bring the same concern to mind and check in again. Notice what has changed, if anything, without pressuring yourself to feel a certain way.

The conversation still deserves preparation and care. Tapping can be one part of how you attend to yourself before having it. 🌿

Sometimes you know you’re upset, but you can’t explain exactly what you’re feeling. Your chest is tight, your thoughts a...
10/16/2026

Sometimes you know you’re upset, but you can’t explain exactly what you’re feeling. Your chest is tight, your thoughts are scattered, and being asked to talk about it feels like one more demand.

One thing I appreciate about Thought Field Therapy (TFT) is that you don’t need a carefully worded explanation to begin. TFT uses specific sequences of tapping on acupressure points while you focus on an emotional concern. You can keep the details of that concern private.

In my work, I make room for people who aren’t ready to tell their story or who simply don’t have the words yet. We can begin by noticing what they’re experiencing and working at a pace they can manage.

If finding the words has been difficult, please don’t judge yourself for that. You deserve support even when you can’t explain everything.

When I teach Thought Field Therapy, I want you to understand the tapping sequences and feel comfortable putting them int...
10/15/2026

When I teach Thought Field Therapy, I want you to understand the tapping sequences and feel comfortable putting them into practice.

On October 24–25, I’ll be teaching my live TFT Basic Algorithm Workshop on Zoom. We’ll work with the foundational algorithms and the clinical thinking behind them through live demonstrations, guided practice, and interactive discussion.

You’ll have time to ask questions, practice what you’re learning, and consider how these skills can support your own wellbeing and your work helping others.

October 24–25, 2026
10:00 AM–1:30 PM Pacific each day
Live on Zoom

The workshop includes seven hours of live training, recordings, and a Certificate of Completion. Continuing Education credits are available for eligible professionals, and no prior TFT experience is required.

If you’re ready to build your foundation in Thought Field Therapy, I invite you to join me.

Learn more and register:
www.rlbray.com/basic-algorithm-sales-page

Registration is now open for my October Thought Field Therapy Basic Algorithm Workshop! If you’ve been wanting to learn ...
10/14/2026

Registration is now open for my October Thought Field Therapy Basic Algorithm Workshop!

If you’ve been wanting to learn Thought Field Therapy, or you already use TFT and want to strengthen your foundational skills, this live virtual workshop is an opportunity to learn the Basic Algorithm in a practical, structured way.

We’ll meet live on October 24–25, 2026, from 10:00 AM–1:30 PM Pacific each day for a total of 7 hours of live training.

Over the course of the weekend, you’ll learn how to apply the foundational TFT algorithms, assess emotional distress, work systematically with the techniques, and build greater confidence in knowing what to do when difficult emotions arise.

No prior TFT experience is required.

For professionals who need continuing education, CE credits are available for eligible professionals, and participants can also receive a Certificate of Completion. CE eligibility, approved disciplines, and any additional CE fees will be provided during registration.

Both sessions will also be recorded, so registered participants will have access to the material afterward.

The registration page is now live and enrollment is officially open. I’d be glad to have you join us. 🙂

Register here: https://www.rlbray.com/basic-algorithm-sales-page

When people count on you, it’s easy to put your own feelings aside. You finish the appointment, help your family, answer...
10/12/2026

When people count on you, it’s easy to put your own feelings aside. You finish the appointment, help your family, answer the next call, and keep going. It may be hours before you notice how much tension you’ve been carrying.

I teach Thought Field Therapy (TFT) as a practical skill people can learn to use for themselves, as well as in helping others. Learning the tapping patterns gives you a tool to turn to when an emotional concern needs your attention.

Start by noticing a specific moment that is still bothering you. Perhaps it’s a difficult conversation or the worry you’ve carried through the afternoon. Giving that feeling a little attention can help you recognize what support you need.

Caring for others is meaningful work. Your feelings deserve a place in that care, too.

Learning Thought Field Therapy is not a one-time event.Like any clinical method, your understanding deepens as you conti...
10/07/2026

Learning Thought Field Therapy is not a one-time event.

Like any clinical method, your understanding deepens as you continue to use it.

A technique that feels mechanical at first can become much more intuitive with experience. You start noticing subtleties in how clients describe distress, how emotional responses shift, and when it may be helpful to slow down and look for another layer of the problem.

That continued development matters.

The goal is not to reach a point where you never have questions. Good practitioners continue asking questions.

What changed?

What did not change?

What am I noticing now that I may not have noticed earlier?

Each session gives you more information and another opportunity to strengthen your skill.

Confidence is not the end of learning. It is often the result of staying committed to it. 🙂

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5959 Mission Gorge Road, Suite 106
San Diego, CA
92120

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+16192831116

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