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Regression Therapy Flashcards

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  1. In RTT regression, the concept of 'ISE' (Initial Sensitizing Event) refers to:

    Answer: The first event that created a particular emotional or behavioral pattern

    The ISE is the earliest event that sensitized the client to a particular issue, establishing the blueprint for later similar responses.

  2. When a client in regression accesses a womb or birth experience, the RTT therapist should:

    Answer: Treat the experience as valid and explore the beliefs formed there

    RTT acknowledges that the subconscious can surface prenatal or birth experiences, and these are worked with as therapeutically significant.

  3. Which of the following best describes 'secondary gain' in the context of RTT regression?

    Answer: A hidden benefit the client receives from maintaining their problem

    Secondary gain refers to unconscious advantages (e.g., attention, avoidance) that reinforce a client's problem and must be addressed for lasting change.

  4. During regression, a client revisits a scene where a parent said 'you are not good enough.' In RTT, the therapist would next ask:

    Answer: 'What did you decide about yourself in that moment?'

    RTT focuses on the decision or belief the client formed ('I am not good enough') because that is what drives current patterns.

  5. A client keeps returning to the same scene repeatedly during regression. This phenomenon most likely indicates:

    Answer: The scene holds the key root-cause belief that has not yet been fully processed

    Repeated return to a scene signals that the subconscious is directing the therapist's attention to important unresolved material in that memory.

  6. In RTT, what is the purpose of the 'healing the child' or 'reparenting' step within a regression scene?

    Answer: To allow the adult client to offer comfort and new meaning to their younger self

    Reparenting lets the resourceful adult client provide understanding and support to the younger self, updating the emotional imprint of that memory.

  7. Which statement accurately describes how RTT views the relationship between regression and the transformation recording?

    Answer: Regression reveals root-cause beliefs; the recording installs the new empowering beliefs

    In RTT, regression uncovers and releases old beliefs, while the personalized transformation recording actively installs new, empowering ones.