RTT Subconscious Reprogramming & Transformation 2 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: In RTT, what is the primary role of the 'inner child' in subconscious reprogramming?
- To represent the logical adult self
- To hold early childhood imprints that shape adult beliefs (Correct answer)
- To block access to the critical conscious mind
- To generate positive affirmations automatically
Correct answer: To hold early childhood imprints that shape adult beliefs
The inner child holds early emotional imprints and beliefs formed in childhood that continue to influence adult behavior and thought patterns.
Question 2: Which RTT technique involves guiding a client to revisit past scenes to understand the origin of a limiting belief?
- Future pacing
- Regression work (Correct answer)
- Parts therapy
- Somatic anchoring
Correct answer: Regression work
Regression work guides clients back to significant past scenes to uncover and reframe the root causes of limiting beliefs.
Question 3: When a client in RTT 'presents' a scene during regression, what should the therapist prioritize?
- Correcting factual inaccuracies in the memory
- Interpreting the meaning of the scene for the client
- Allowing the client to interpret the scene's meaning themselves (Correct answer)
- Immediately moving to the next scene
Correct answer: Allowing the client to interpret the scene's meaning themselves
RTT therapists allow clients to interpret the meaning of their own scenes because the subconscious assigns personal significance that only the client can accurately identify.
Question 4: What does Marisa Peer describe as the 'disease to please' in subconscious reprogramming?
- An addiction to positive feedback loops
- A deeply held belief that one must gain approval to be loved (Correct answer)
- A chemical dependency on dopamine reward cycles
- A conscious strategy for social advancement
Correct answer: A deeply held belief that one must gain approval to be loved
The 'disease to please' refers to a subconscious belief that approval from others is necessary for survival or love, driving people-pleasing behavior.
Question 5: In RTT, what is the function of a personalized transformation recording (PTR)?
- To document the session for legal compliance
- To reinforce new subconscious beliefs through repeated listening (Correct answer)
- To replace the need for live therapy sessions entirely
- To provide background music during hypnosis
Correct answer: To reinforce new subconscious beliefs through repeated listening
A PTR is listened to daily for at least 21 days to repeatedly install new beliefs into the subconscious mind through spaced repetition.
Question 6: Which stage of the RTT session involves the therapist helping the client reframe the meaning of their discovered root cause?
- Induction
- Deepener
- Regression and review
- Transformation (Correct answer)
Correct answer: Transformation
The transformation stage is where the therapist helps the client assign new, empowering meaning to the root cause uncovered during regression.
Question 7: How does RTT view the relationship between the words we speak and subconscious programming?
- Words have no direct effect on the subconscious mind
- The subconscious ignores words spoken aloud
- Words act as commands that the subconscious executes literally (Correct answer)
- Only written words influence subconscious beliefs
Correct answer: Words act as commands that the subconscious executes literally
RTT teaches that the subconscious mind takes words literally as commands, making the language we use to ourselves critically important for reprogramming.
RTT Subconscious Reprogramming & Transformation 2
In RTT, what is the primary role of the 'inner child' in subconscious reprogramming?