CWP Core Competencies 4

Question 1

When establishing rapport with a new wellness client, which practitioner behavior is MOST important?

Accepted Answer

Demonstrating genuine curiosity, non-judgment, and active listening

Answer

Genuine curiosity, non-judgment, and active listening create a safe foundation for the therapeutic alliance necessary for effective wellness coaching.

Question 2

Evidence-based practice in wellness means the practitioner:

Accepted Answer

Integrates best available research, clinical expertise, and client values

Answer

Evidence-based practice combines current best research evidence with practitioner expertise and client values to guide wellness decisions.

Question 3

A client in the 'contemplation' stage of change would MOST likely say:

Accepted Answer

'I can see that my eating habits are a problem, but I'm not sure I'm ready to change.'

Answer

Contemplators acknowledge a problem and ambivalence about change, which distinguishes them from those in precontemplation or preparation.

Question 4

The primary purpose of a wellness intake assessment is to:

Accepted Answer

Establish a baseline and identify the client's needs, goals, and readiness for change

Answer

A wellness intake assessment gathers baseline data and helps the practitioner understand the client's unique needs, goals, and stage of readiness.

Question 5

Which approach best describes 'co-creating' a wellness plan with a client?

Accepted Answer

The practitioner and client collaboratively develop strategies aligned with the client's values and goals

Answer

Co-creation honors client autonomy by involving them in designing the plan, increasing ownership and adherence.

(CWP) Certified Wellness Practitioner Practice Test

(CWP) Certified Wellness Practitioner Practice Test

CWP Core Competencies 4