Ann Adams, the director of the EFT Master Program, is Coordinating the EFT Master Showcases. She has been an avid user of EFT since 1999. She has conducted many workshops on EFT, both independently and at various professional conferences. Ann is featured on the EFT DVD set Specialty Series One discussing the use of EFT with Kids. She shared her administrative expertise also on the video set when talking about Introducing EFT to Institutional Settings. Click here for the text of this talk.

Ann was part of the group that helped develop the EFT workshop guidelines and is the author of EFT4PowerPoint, which is a comprehensive, professional looking and complete EFT training program to assist you in training others. The program gives you confidence as a presenter and closely follows the EFT Manual and tutorials. This program is recommended by Gary Craig in the workshop guidelines on the emofree website.

As director of the EFT Masters Program Ann has had the honor of helping certify the most talented and experienced EFT practitioners in the world. In addition, to her many administrative responsibilities, she maintains a small caseload. Ann is a clinical social worker with over 30 years in clinical administration in the mental health field. Ann specializes in working with other helping professionals who have responsibilities for others. Her clients are those people everyone else comes to for solutions: physicians, agency heads, CEOs, and people in various supervisory roles. The people who wonder sometimes: ‘Who do *I* talk to?’

Ann holds a master of social work degree from the University of Georgia. She began working for the State of Georgia as a clinician and therapist when the Community Mental Health Program first came to Georgia. The mental health program grew quickly in the late 70s and Ann found herself a supervisor and manager. In her 26 years with the state of Georgia she was responsible for supervising clinicians, opening up satellite clinics, adult and children residential programs and group homes, and independent living programs. She developed a children's outpatient program which the state used as a model. She developed training programs for staff, developed policies and procedures and oversaw the quality assurance program and the accreditation preparation for the 400 staff center.

She then spent six years as campus director of a residential treatment program for troubled children. She was responsible for all program operations. During this time she learned about EFT and began using the technique with the children.

ann@eft4powerpoint.com
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