Book Your Free Introductory Call: Discover Your Path to Healing
A complimentary 20-minute conversation with Dr. George Asithianakis, former neurosurgeon and EFT/OEFT Master Practitioner, certified by Gary Craig.
Guided by a Medical Professional
As a former neurosurgeon, I understand the biology — and I know the mind and spirit hold the key. We use EFT to calm the amygdala and OEFT to address spiritual blocks, treating the whole person.
What to Expect in This 20-Minute Call
We will discuss your main challenge and how it is affecting your life and overall wellbeing.
I will explain how EFT/OEFT can specifically address your needs and support your healing journey.
Healing is about energy. This short call helps us see if our frequencies align before a deeper journey.
There is no pressure to book a paid package. This is a free consultation to see if this approach feels right.
This Is for You If...
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Your treatment is missing the root cause
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You are ready to move beyond limitation
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You value both science and spirit
Choose a Time That Works for You
Please select a time in your local time zone.
You will receive a confirmation email with the secure link for our online session.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How often are sessions conducted?
Sessions should ideally be at least once a week. Often, as healing progresses, clients might choose to have sessions twice a week, which is also beneficial.
Can I combine EFT with other therapies or medication I am taking?
Absolutely! The goal of EFT/OEFT is emotional freedom—releasing negative emotions and limiting beliefs. How could this be an obstacle to any other therapy.
Why do you offer the introductory call for free
The client’s connection with the EFT practitioner is an important factor for a successful treatment, and in the free session you can get a feeling for how I work and what to expect if you commit to a longer therapeutic process.
Can I do EFT on my own?
Yes, EFT can be learned as a self-help tool. Many clients use it between sessions. Working with a practitioner, however, can help uncover underlying patterns and provide guidance.