About

About Dr Margaret Lambert

I am a registered psychologist, trainer, and author, and my clinic is located in Tintenbar, NSW.

My PhD  evaluated the effects of using EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques), otherwise known as tapping, for anxiety in primary school children in Darwin schools.

My thesis is titled The Tapping Project: Introducing Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) to reduce anxiety and improve wellbeing in primary school students.  You can click on the link for access via ResearchGate.

My first book, Longing to Live: Journey with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Fibromyalgia, published in 2013, received an Honourable Mention in the London Book Festival. Following on from this, my second book, Longing to Live Mindfully: Little Words that make a Difference, was released in 2016 raises funds for ChildFund Australia, helping to reduce poverty for children in developing countries.  Both these books are available directly from Margaret – please email.

Over several years, I have been a regular writer for various newsletters and groups with focus on health and wellbeing. Primarily, my health articles underscore my belief in the interflow of the body, mind and spirit, and the importance of healing and nurturing each aspect of ourselves in order to achieve optimum health and wellbeing and to come closer to reaching our potential.

As a speaker, I’ve had the privilege to present at conferences both in Australia and overseas and on a number of occasions have been guest speaker to a variety of audiences.

For scheduling speaking engagements, I can be contacted Here.

Whilst I was born and raised in Kiama, New South Wales, I have lived most of my life in the Northern Territory, working and living in remote communities and in Darwin. In 2021, I relocated to the Northern Rivers area of New South Wales, working in the Tintenbar Medical Centre precinct. My personal struggles and illness with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) / Fibromyalgia (FM) have led to my interest in energy therapies and Energy Psychology.

Primarily in my practice, I provide psychological and professional supervision services using trauma informed and holistic approaches, and a range of techniques, such as emotional freedom techniques (EFT), mindfulness, and CBT, to name a few.  Being an advanced practitioner of EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques) or Tapping, I use these techniques both clinically and in training others. In addition to psychological treatments and supervision sessions, I offer trainings to organisations and schools.

The EFT treatment I studied with Gary Craig, the founder of EFT in Chicago, along with Dr Mercola, Dr Carol Look and Dr Susan Lee Smith with focus on: “EFT and Serious Diseases.”  Further to these workshops, I completed advanced training in EFT with Australian experts David Lake and Steve Wells.

My former qualifications are in Education and Library & Information Science and my educational experience spans from pre-school through to university with indigenous and non-indigenous students.

Memberships

Margaret’s Professional Memberships:

  • Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
  • Australian Counselling Association, Level 4
  • College of Supervisors ACA, current Level 4, and formerly College of Grief and Loss
  • Association for Comprehensive Energy Psychology
  • Founding member Arafura Mental Health Professionals Network