EFT Case Management & Documentation 2

Question 1

When documenting a client's SUDS (Subjective Units of Distress Scale) rating during an EFT session, what should a practitioner record?

Accepted Answer

The SUDS level at the start, after each round, and at session end

Answer

Tracking SUDS at start, after each round, and at session end provides a complete picture of the client's progress and helps identify which aspects or phrases were most effective.

Question 2

A client discloses a traumatic memory during an EFT intake that falls outside the practitioner's scope of practice. What is the MOST appropriate documentation step?

Accepted Answer

Record the referral recommendation and the client's response to it in the case notes

Answer

Documenting the referral recommendation and the client's response ensures transparency, protects the practitioner, and creates a record that appropriate care was taken.

Question 3

What does the term 'aspect' refer to in EFT case documentation?

Accepted Answer

A distinct dimension of an issue such as an emotion, sensation, or memory that requires separate treatment

Answer

In EFT, an 'aspect' is a distinct component of an issue (e.g., a specific emotion, body sensation, or memory fragment) that may need its own tapping sequence.

Question 4

Why is it important to document the specific wording of the Setup Statement used during an EFT session?

Accepted Answer

It allows the practitioner to identify language patterns that were effective and replicate or build on them in future sessions

Answer

Documenting setup statement wording helps practitioners identify effective language patterns and creates continuity between sessions.

Question 5

Which of the following is considered a best practice for storing EFT client records in the United States?

Accepted Answer

Using HIPAA-compliant storage with access controls whether paper or digital

Answer

HIPAA-compliant storage with proper access controls is the US standard for protecting health and wellness-related client information.

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EFT Case Management & Documentation 2