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TFT Provides Relief for Kosovo Victims |
Last summer, Carl Johnson, PhD, and the Global Institute of Thought Field Therapy worked with Kosovo refugees in Oslo, Norway. Carl worked with the assistance of the refugee camp directors. These directors had previously taken TFT Algorithm level training from Mats Uldal in Norway. The excellent results were posted in the Thought Field and our TFT web site. In February, the two camp directors, Perparim Hadri and Agim Belagu, traveled back with Dr. Johnson to Kosovo. The directors had fled Kosovo five years ago. They all went to the capital, Pristina, and the hometown of Perparim, and Peja, the worst traumatized city and hometown of Agim. Twenty-nine out of thirty traumas were treated with complete success. The president of the Peja medical association is coordinating a nationwide TFT treatment and training of the physicians and other health care professionals, to be conducted by Dr. Carl Johnson during seven trips to Kosovo, one trip for each of the seven metropolitan areas. The first of these trips was April 26, 2000, to Peja, which will be the center for what Dr. Johnson refers to as "the soothing of Kosovo". Dr. Johnson has just returned from the April 26'th trip. Jo Cooper, NLP, TFTdx, assisted him on this trip and two Kosovar doctors took them to the villages where the atrocities had occurred. In every case they were able to entirely sooth the pain of traumas. Dr. Johnson also followed up on his previous treatments and no trauma returned in any TFT treated Kosovar man, woman or child. The Global Institute of Thought Field Therapy is a non-profit organization. Any donations would be very helpful and much appreciated to assist in this humanitarian mission for the "soothing of Kosovo". The donations can be sent in care of Carl Johnson, PhD, Global Institute of Thought Field Therapy, 100 North Ave., Winchester, Virginia, USA, 22601. Any TFT trained practitioners who would be willing to donate their time to work with Kosovo victims on one of the seven trips, please contact Carl at the above address. Follow-up Report on Kosovo: The Global Institute of Thought Field Therapy and Dr. Carl Johnson have completed some astounding work in the war stricken country of Kosovo. Under extremely difficult conditions of language barrier, mistrust, and continuing violence, etc., they achieved phenomenal results. The data are being presented for publication. There was a team of clinicians who participated in this humanitarian endeavor. The Global Institute provided clinicians from the USA, United Kingdom and Sweden. They were joined by physicians already in Kosovo, whose positive reputation among the local people made it possible to access patients in the remote villages. Dr. Mustafe Shala and Dr. Xhevdet Sejdiu, had close ties with the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA). Dr. Shala had served as Chief of Medicine for the KLA. Also part of the team, Dr. Robert O'Dell and Dr. Kadengjika Dabishevci, the Chief and Associate Chief of Medicine for US office (American Embassy) in the capital city of Pristina, had been members of The Hague War Crimes Tribunal. The Global Institute of Thought Field Therapy hopes to continue their efforts to help this devastated region. Dr. Johnson reports, "The ethnic Albanian physicians who took us into the hidden villages and referred the trauma patients to be treated with TFT ...... now have a dream.....to have a small office for TFT. This office needs to be funded for them initially, to be taken over by them after one year. It would be set up as the permanent training and treatment center when other volunteers go to Kosovo in the future. It would serve as a material confirmation of the success of TFT in Kosovo. And it would complete a sequence of intervention that could be put into effect in other nations- a model, perhaps. The funding needed would be for rent and utilities - about $10,000 dollars for the year". We urge our readers to contribute to this humanitarian effort and help the Global Institute in their ongoing work with Kosovo, please contact Dr. Carl Johnson, e-mail carl@visuallink.com, or telephone (540) 662-7510. Correspondence should be directed to: Carl Johnson, PhD Read a letter of thanks from Kosovo's medical authority...
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