EFT Practitioner Tapping Techniques and Protocols 2

Question 1

When a client experiences a 'apex problem' during an EFT session, what does this typically mean?

Accepted Answer

The client denies the technique worked and attributes improvement to something else

Answer

The apex problem occurs when a client's SUD drops to zero but they rationalize the improvement away, forgetting how distressed they were initially.

Question 2

In the 9 Gamut Procedure, what is the purpose of the eye movement components?

Accepted Answer

To engage both brain hemispheres and stimulate neurological integration

Answer

The eye movements in the 9 Gamut Procedure are designed to access and integrate both brain hemispheres, similar in concept to EMDR's bilateral stimulation.

Question 3

A client's SUD stays at 4 after multiple rounds despite trying different aspects. What is the MOST appropriate next step?

Accepted Answer

Test for secondary gain that may be maintaining the issue

Answer

A persistent mid-range SUD often indicates secondary gain — an unconscious benefit the client receives from maintaining the problem.

Question 4

Which tapping point is located at the inner corner of the eyebrow, near the bridge of the nose?

Accepted Answer

Eyebrow point

Answer

The eyebrow point (EB) is located at the beginning of the eyebrow, closest to the nose, and corresponds to the Bladder meridian.

Question 5

What distinguishes 'Tell the Story' technique from standard EFT tapping?

Accepted Answer

The client taps continuously while narrating a traumatic event, stopping when intensity rises

Answer

In 'Tell the Story,' the client narrates the traumatic event while tapping and pauses to tap intensively whenever emotional charge increases.

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EFT Practitioner Tapping Techniques and Protocols 2