EFT Practitioner Client and Session Management 4

Question 1

What is the primary purpose of obtaining informed consent before an EFT session?

Accepted Answer

To ensure the client understands the nature, limitations, and risks of EFT so they can make an autonomous decision to proceed

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To protect the practitioner from liability lawsuits

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To gather marketing data about client demographics

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To confirm the client has no prior therapy experience

Question 2

A client reports that a new memory surfaced days after a session. The practitioner should:

Accepted Answer

Acknowledge this is normal, encourage the client to journal or self-tap, and address it in the next session

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Tell the client to ignore it until the next scheduled session

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Immediately stop all future EFT work

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Advise the client the memory is false and discard it

Question 3

Which of the following is a sign that a session is successfully progressing toward resolution?

Accepted Answer

SUD scores decrease progressively and new, lighter aspects emerge

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The client becomes more distressed with each round

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The client stops talking about the original issue entirely

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The practitioner runs out of tapping points to use

Question 4

When a practitioner uses 'reframing' after tapping, the goal is to:

Accepted Answer

Help the client perceive the event from a new perspective now that the emotional charge has been reduced

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Replace the client's emotions with positive affirmations forcibly

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Convince the client their memory is inaccurate

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Introduce cognitive behavioral therapy techniques into the session

Question 5

A client discloses childhood abuse for the first time during an EFT session. The most appropriate immediate response is to:

Accepted Answer

Slow down, acknowledge the disclosure with compassion, assess safety, and follow scope-of-practice guidelines

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Immediately begin tapping on the abuse memory in full detail

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Refer the client out immediately without any further conversation

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Continue the session as if nothing significant was shared

Question 6

The concept of 'aspects' in EFT refers to:

Accepted Answer

The different emotional, physical, or cognitive facets of a single issue that may each need separate tapping rounds

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The number of tapping points used in a session

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The duration of each tapping round

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The number of sessions required to resolve an issue

Question 7

Which documentation practice best supports ethical and professional EFT practice?

Accepted Answer

Maintaining session notes that record presenting issues, SUD scores, techniques used, and client progress

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Keeping no records to protect client privacy

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Sharing detailed notes with other wellness professionals without consent

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Documenting only billing information