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

Answer

Informed consent respects client autonomy by ensuring they understand what EFT is, what it is not, and any potential risks before agreeing to participate.

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

Answer

Surfacing memories between sessions is a normal part of EFT processing; practitioners should normalize this and provide self-help tools while scheduling follow-up.

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

Answer

Progressively decreasing SUD scores combined with the emergence of lighter or more distant aspects indicate that the emotional charge is discharging effectively.

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

Answer

Reframing after tapping takes advantage of the reduced emotional charge to help clients organically discover new, more empowering interpretations of past events.

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

Answer

A first-time trauma disclosure requires the practitioner to pause, respond compassionately, assess the client's current safety, and carefully evaluate scope-of-practice before proceeding.

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EFT Practitioner Client and Session Management 4