I’ve tried EFT Tapping before but didn’t get the results I hoped for! What now?

It's understandable to feel discouraged when you don’t get the results you expected, especially when trying something new like EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques) Tapping. But don’t be discouraged, and don’t give up hope just yet! With consistent practice, you can discover what works best for you and experience the profound transformations Tapping can offer.

There can be many reasons why Tapping didn't work as hoped the first time around:

• Timing and Circumstances: Sometimes, the timing or circumstances may not have been ideal. You might have been dealing with multiple stressors or possibly weren’t in the right headspace to process and release the emotions you were holding on to.
• Readiness to Release: Healing is a process, and you might not have been ready to let go of certain emotions or experiences at the time. Some people need a few tries before they're truly prepared to dig deeper and release deep-seated feelings.
• Expectations: EFT Tapping is powerful, but it isn't always an instant fix. If you only "dabbled" in it or tried it once or twice with the expectation of seeing major results right away, it may not have had enough time to show its full potential. While some people experience drastic changes right away, for many the process reveals more subtle and gradual changes over time.

There can be countless reasons why EFT Tapping didn’t work for you before—but that was then, and this is now. Consider giving it another try, this time with a more focused and consistent effort.

Here are a few tips to get better results:

1. Commit to Regular Practice: Like many techniques, EFT Tapping requires consistency. Try incorporating it into your daily routine and set aside time where you won’t be interrupted.
2. Get Specific: Instead of approaching EFT with broad concerns, focus on specific emotions or challenges. Tapping works best when it's directed at particular issues, so the more specific you can get, the better.
3. Take it One Step at a Time: Oftentimes, the concerns we are dealing with have more layers to them than we first realize. That’s okay! Just take it one layer at a time, and don’t try to tackle everything at once. As you chip away step by step, you’ll begin to feel the shifts.
4. Experiment and Personalize Your Approach: Make the process your own by adapting the language and technique to find what works best for you, personally. Try different setup statements, times of day, locations, or ways of expressing your emotions during the Tapping process.
5. Seek Guidance: If you feel stuck or unsure, consider working with an experienced EFT practitioner who can guide you through the process and help you target deep-rooted emotions and patterns.
6. Be Patient with Yourself: Healing isn't linear, and progress may take time. Stick with it, trust the process, and allow yourself to celebrate the small shifts along the way. 

Remember, just because it didn't work in the past doesn’t mean it won’t work now. Your readiness, mindset, and circumstances are likely different today, and with persistence, EFT Tapping may lead to the results you’ve been seeking.