RTT Session Structure 5

Question 1

In an RTT session, after the client revisits a past scene, the therapist asks: 'How old are you and what is happening?' This question is an example of:

Accepted Answer

Regression scene orientation

Answer

Orienting questions like age and situation are standard regression technique to ground the client in a specific memory for exploration.

Question 2

What is the recommended approach if a client cannot recall any specific memories during the regression phase of RTT?

Accepted Answer

Use imagination and metaphor — invite the client to imagine what it might look like

Answer

RTT allows use of imagination when direct memory recall is unavailable, as the subconscious still communicates meaningfully through imagery.

Question 3

The RTT bespoke recording created during the session should be listened to by the client:

Accepted Answer

Daily for 21 days, ideally before sleep or upon waking

Answer

Daily listening for 21 days (especially before sleep or on waking, when the mind is most receptive) is the standard RTT protocol to embed new beliefs.

Question 4

What is the main reason RTT uses a permissive hypnotic language style rather than authoritarian commands during the session?

Accepted Answer

It respects client autonomy and is more effective with a wider range of personalities

Answer

Permissive language ('you may find…', 'perhaps you notice…') reduces resistance and works for both highly compliant and more analytical clients.

Question 5

In RTT session structure, the 'follow-up call' conducted after the 21-day period serves to:

Accepted Answer

Assess the client's progress, reinforce gains, and determine if an additional session is needed

Answer

The follow-up call is a structured check-in to evaluate shifts, celebrate progress, and identify if a second or third RTT session is warranted.

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RTT Session Structure 5