EFT Practitioner Client and Session Management 3

Question 1

Which scenario most clearly represents a psychological reversal in a client?

Accepted Answer

A client says they want to resolve their fear but unconsciously benefits from keeping it

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A client forgets to tap between sessions

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A client arrives late to a session

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A client cannot remember their SUD score from the previous session

Question 2

A practitioner working within their scope of practice should refer a client to a licensed mental health professional when the client:

Accepted Answer

Presents with active suicidal ideation, psychosis, or a clinical diagnosis requiring treatment beyond EFT

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Has a SUD score above 7

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Asks questions about the meridian system

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Requests sessions more than once per week

Question 3

The 'chasing the pain' technique refers to:

Accepted Answer

Following shifting physical sensations around the body with tapping as emotions discharge

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Having clients physically recreate the painful event

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Using painful pressure on tapping points

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Helping clients locate their emotional pain in their past

Question 4

Which confidentiality principle is most important for EFT practitioners to uphold?

Accepted Answer

Keeping all client disclosures private except in cases of mandatory reporting obligations

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Sharing client progress with their family members

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Discussing anonymized client cases publicly on social media

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Informing clients only of policies after the first session

Question 5

What does 'borrowing benefits' mean in the context of group EFT sessions?

Accepted Answer

Participants tap along while another person's issue is being addressed and experience relief for their own issues

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Clients share their session fees with one another

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Practitioners loan tapping scripts to clients

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Group members rotate presenting their problems each session

Question 6

When a practitioner uses the 'movie technique,' the client is asked to:

Accepted Answer

Mentally run through a traumatic memory as if it were a movie, stopping to tap whenever the intensity rises

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Watch an EFT instructional video and tap along

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Film themselves tapping for self-review

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Visualize a positive future scene while tapping

Question 7

Which of the following best describes a 'global' versus 'specific' EFT approach?

Accepted Answer

Global addresses broad themes like anxiety; specific targets a precise memory or event with sensory detail

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Global means tapping on all points; specific means tapping on one point only

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Global is used for physical pain; specific is used for emotions

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Global sessions are longer; specific sessions are shorter