EFT Practitioner Client and Session Management 2

Question 1

When a client experiences an abreaction during an EFT session, the practitioner's first priority should be to:

Accepted Answer

Stay calm, maintain contact, and continue gentle tapping to help the client through it

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Stop the session immediately and reschedule

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Call emergency services regardless of severity

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Refer the client to a therapist before continuing EFT

Question 2

Which intake form element is most critical for identifying contraindications before an initial EFT session?

Accepted Answer

Current medications and diagnosed mental health conditions

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Preferred tapping hand

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Client's prior knowledge of EFT

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Preferred session length

Question 3

A client arrives for their third session reporting no improvement. The best practitioner response is to:

Accepted Answer

Review the setup statements used and explore whether the correct aspects were targeted

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Recommend they quit EFT and try another modality

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Double the session length immediately

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Switch to a different tapping protocol without discussion

Question 4

The 'tearless trauma' technique is most appropriately used when:

Accepted Answer

A client is reluctant to confront a traumatic event directly or risks re-traumatization

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A client has fully processed a traumatic memory

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The practitioner wants to speed up session time

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A client has a fear of needles

Question 5

What is the recommended approach when a client's SUD level does not decrease after several rounds of tapping?

Accepted Answer

Explore whether there are psychological reversals or hidden aspects keeping the issue in place

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Tell the client EFT is not working for them

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Increase tapping speed and pressure

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End the session and charge a reduced fee

Question 6

Between-session homework in EFT is primarily assigned to:

Accepted Answer

Reinforce gains and allow the client to self-apply tapping on arising issues

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Replace future sessions entirely

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Test whether the client is compliant

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Introduce new EFT techniques before they are taught in session

Question 7

When closing an EFT session, the practitioner should:

Accepted Answer

Check the client's SUD level, ensure grounding, and briefly review what was accomplished

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End abruptly to avoid over-processing

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Avoid discussing outcomes to prevent expectation bias

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Immediately assign the next session's topic