RTT Clinical Practice 2

Question 1

During an RTT session, a client begins to abreact intensely. What is the therapist's most appropriate response?

Accepted Answer

Stay calm, use a grounding voice, and guide the client through the emotion safely

Answer

The therapist should remain calm and use a steady, reassuring voice to guide the client safely through the emotional release without suppressing it.

Question 2

Which of the following best describes the role of the 'cause' in RTT regression work?

Accepted Answer

The original event or meaning assigned to an event that created the limiting belief

Answer

The cause is the root event or interpretation of an event from which the limiting belief originated, not merely the symptom.

Question 3

A client reports that the scenes they visit during regression 'don't make sense' and seem unrelated to their issue. What should the RTT therapist do?

Accepted Answer

Trust the subconscious mind and explore the meaning the client assigns to those scenes

Answer

The subconscious mind surfaces scenes for a reason; the therapist should trust the process and help the client find the meaning they assign to them.

Question 4

What is the primary purpose of the Marisa Peer 'I am enough' concept in RTT clinical practice?

Accepted Answer

To address the root belief of unworthiness that underlies most presenting issues

Answer

The belief 'I am not enough' is considered the core wound in RTT, and resolving it addresses the foundation of most psychological issues.

Question 5

When conducting the RTT session intake, which element is MOST critical to establish?

Accepted Answer

The client's presenting issue and the words they use to describe it

Answer

Using the client's own language and understanding their presenting issue precisely guides the regression and transformation work.

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