How to Be A Great Detective: The Handy-Dandy Guide to Using Kindness, Compassion and Curiosity to Resolve Emotional, Mental & Physical Upsets - For Tappers, Practitioners and Caregivers Paperback – 11 April 2017

Love the product. But it took ages to get here!

Jondi Whitis has provided EFT practitioners with a highly useful tool to help their clients uncover their core issues and tap them away. One of the concerns I hear from practitioners in training is: "I don't know what words to use." Now I can suggest that they familiarize themselves with the questions in "How to be a great detective" and let the clients answers lead the way.Thanks Jondi, for this "Handy-dandy Guide."Lorna Minewiser, PhD, EFT Trainer/Mentor/Coach

Overall it is very thin on content, and not what I was expecting from the "promises" in the description. I decided to keep it rather than return it because there were a couple things that I wanted to be reminded of later, so the hassle of the return wouldn't have been worth it.There are about "50 pages" between the covers, although there are only about 20 pages of content because every other page of the main content is a lined page for Notes. While I suppose that the book delivers on the 5 main bullet points highlighted on the back, I was expecting MUCH more depth and explanation rather than just a listing of questions with cursory descriptions.I've given it 3 stars because I want to support Jondi's efforts, even though I can't give it 5 stars because the content is to thin.

Jondi is an amazing teacher and practitioner!This books helps us find the core issue, it is very well written out. I initially got it on kindle and then ordered the actual book, because I wanted it on the go but having the actual book is helpful too.Can’t recommend it enough.

One of the biggest questions common to Emotional Freedom Techniques practitioners, both new and seasoned is, "What do I say now?". Jondi Whitis takes all the guess work out of this question. The basic questions of ,"who, what, when and how" are thoroughly explored in a multi-level way that makes this book not only accessible, but a "must" for practitioners.