CIP CIP Business Practice & Client Relations 2

Question 1

Which record-keeping practice is most appropriate for a CIP practitioner?

Accepted Answer

Maintain secure, confidential session notes accessible only to the practitioner

Answer

Secure, confidential record-keeping protects client privacy and supports continuity of care in professional intuitive practice.

Question 2

How long should a CIP practitioner retain client records after the last session?

Accepted Answer

Retain records per applicable state or professional association guidelines, typically 5–7 years

Answer

Record retention periods should follow applicable regulations and professional association guidelines to ensure legal compliance.

Question 3

A client requests a copy of their session notes. What should a CIP practitioner do?

Accepted Answer

Provide the client access to their own records as requested

Answer

Clients generally have the right to access their own session records, and practitioners should accommodate such requests professionally.

Question 4

What should a CIP practitioner do before posting a client success story on their website?

Accepted Answer

Obtain written informed consent from the client specifying how the story will be used

Answer

Written informed consent specifying the intended use of testimonials or case stories is required before any public sharing of client information.

Question 5

Which of the following is a sign of a professionally structured CIP session intake process?

Accepted Answer

Collecting client health history, goals, and obtaining signed informed consent before the first session

Answer

A structured intake process including health history, session goals, and informed consent establishes a professional and ethical client relationship.

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