California Institute of the Healing Arts & Sciences

Final Exam

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Program:

Date:

Essay Section

1. Draw the “Module of the Mind,” example learned at the Institute to be used during our “Initial Consultation." What is the purpose of drawing this for our client?

Your Drawing

2. Name Five Characteristics of the Subconscious Mind

3. What is the Wisdom Center?

4. Name FOUR Mind-Body Techniques that can be used along, or in a session.

5. Why do we use the "program method," rather than the single session method?

6. Describe how Wisdom Center Technologies is different from other types of therapy, including basic hypnotherapy and psychotherapy?

7. How many Dissolving Techniques do we use? Name each, the purpose, and how each is used.

8. Draw the “Shield of Protection.”

Your Drawing

b. How does it work?

Why you would give it to a client? How would you make sure they remembered to utilize it several times a day?

9. List Ten Behavioral Instructions that can be used for your client, and why you would use them.

10.

10. Name Five Stress Reducing Behavioral Changes a client can do for themselves.

11. What session do we usually introduce the “Interactive Process?”

What is the purpose of using it?

12. Why is it important to have Alkaline foods in your diet rather than acid forming foods?

13. Give Three Examples of Acid forming foods.

14. Give Three Examples of Alkaline forming foods.

15. Essay question: Discuss how knowing and understanding your body type, keeping your body, mind and emotions in balance can drastically change your life. How would you subtly communicate these concepts to your client"

16. Essay question: Male 57 has diabetes; doctor tells him that he has to lose weight. He has strong sugar cravings and drinks too much alcohol. What would you do on the first session?

17. Essay question: A 13-year-old female with childhood obesity. Single parent family and poor eating habits and is addicted to junk food. How many sessions? What techniques would be used each session?

18. Essay question: Other than avoiding spicy foods, what behavioral instructions would you give a client experiencing intense anger?

19. Essay Question: What is the MOST important aspect of the Free Consultation to remember NOT TO DO and why?

20. Essay Question: Female, 49, works from home, extreme emotional sensitivity, lonely, coming for therapy because she is severely overweight. How many sessions? How would you begin therapy; what would you do on the first two sessions? Which mind-body techniques would you use throughout the sessions. Discuss different behavioral instructions you might give this client. How much would you charge?

Multiple Choice (Choose One) For each of the following Questions, click the letter which is the correct answer.

21. The conscious mind is the location of:

a) Habit patterns

b) Long term memory

c) Recorder of events 24 hours a day.

d) None of the above

22. The use of direct or indirect suggestion with a client depends upon:

a) Depth of trance

b) Client’s receptivity

c) Client’s suggestibility

d) All to the above

23. Even when associated with a life lesson, a block can be removed because:

a) The subsequent “stress” will be beneficial

b) Energy is cleared

c) The addition of Cognitive Therapy will be recommended

d) The client has already given permission

24. Which of the following is not a function of Behavioral Coaching?

a) Assessing a person’s personality and skills

b) Offering tools and resources to facilitate change

c) Deciding what part of a person should be changed

d) Boosting self-esteem and confidence

26. The fire Dosha is…?

a. Vata

b. Pita

c. Kapha

d. Ether

27. The benefit of dreaming is...

a. To release stress

b. Suppress communication

c. Soften facial muscles

28. Emotions trigger...?

a. Thoughts

b. Chemical response

c. Reflexes

29. Healing happens...?

a. Instantly

b. From the mind down

c. Through the emotions

30. Which is NOT one of the six factors of weight loss?

a. Efficiency of digestion

b. Subconscious body image

c. Efficiency of elimination

d. Increased metabolism

e. Drinking hot water equal to 1⁄2 body weight in ounces during the day.

f. Moving the Body

g. Eating until full.

31. To protect yourself financially, and to relieve the pressure of “landing” enough clients, you should:

32. To establish rapport before counseling, the following is necessary

a. Clear intent

b. Positive

c. Seeing client as whole and healed

d. All to the above

33. Which of these sentences models an appropriate request for payment?

a. “That’ll be six hundred and seventy five dollars

b. “That’ll be six seventy-five

c. “How would you like to handle this?”

d. “I’d appreciate it if you’d pay up front

True or False (Click the correct answer.)

34. The subconscious mind records and stores all events as they occur.

True

False

35. Trance or healing state occurs by degrees.

True

False

36. A person must have (and maintain) closed eyes to be in trance (the healing state).

True

False

37. If truly in a trance (healing state), there is no addiction a client cannot overcome within 7-sessions.

True

False

38. A person can be convinced that food has spoiled simply by pretending it smells foul.

True

False

39. Most people’s self-confidence is not affected by the assessment of others.

True

False

40. All Human Beings have “ Energy” bodies.

True

False

41. The Wisdom Center knows if further awareness is needed on a conscious level.

True

False

42. People are extremely suggestible soon after experiencing a healing state.

True

False

43. Hypnosis is an effective therapeutic tool with natural weight loss.

True

False

44. Using the dissolving technique will help to reduce cravings.

True

False

45. If you can digest everything you eat, you won’t have a weight problem.

True

False

46. Transforming the eating point of reference is one of the behavioral instructions for natural weight loss.

True

False

47. Vata is the quality of movement in the body.

True

False

48. The holistic approach means to take the whole person into consideration during therapy; mind body and emotions.

True

False

49.There is no corresponding physical response to a thought.

True

False

50. At least 70% of all diseases are psychosomatic.

True

False

51.The free consultation is your “time to talk”; the first session is “your time to listen”.

True

False

52. Whether during the initial phone contact, or the free consultation, “give the most information you can.”

True

False

Fill in the Blanks

53. To keep track of a client’s progress during a series of behavioral coaching sessions, measurable

and

need to be in place and understood by the client.

54. Ideally, a person should have deep

at least twice a day.

55. Three key elements that affect the outcome of behavioral coaching are the client’s:

of their behavior, desire to

, at a

level.

56. From an Ayurvedic view point the root of all disease is

57. Anytime you add a

when presenting your program to a potential client;

your effectiveness goes up 75%.

58. Part of building a successful practice is holding your clients responsible and accountable for consistently

completing their

instructions.

59. If a client says they have been

to do the Behavioral Instructions it usually

means that they haven’t been doing them.

60. How many ways are there to remove a block or obstacle?

61. What are they? Please describe each process.

62. Name 7 personal qualities a person must posses to succeed as a Clinical Hypnotherapist, Life Coach,
Behavioral Therapist, or a Holistic Health Practitioner.

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California Institute of the Healing Arts & Sciences

Final Exam

Essay Section

1. Draw the “Module of the Mind,” example learned at the Institute to be used during our “Initial Consultation." What is the purpose of drawing this for our client?

2. Name Five Characteristics of the Subconscious Mind

4. Name FOUR Mind-Body Techniques that can be used along, or in a session.

5. Why do we use the "program method," rather than the single session method?

6. Describe how Wisdom Center Technologies is different from other types of therapy, including basic hypnotherapy and psychotherapy?

7. How many Dissolving Techniques do we use? Name each, the purpose, and how each is used.

8. Draw the “Shield of Protection.”

b. How does it work?

Why you would give it to a client? How would you make sure they remembered to utilize it several times a day?

9. List Ten Behavioral Instructions that can be used for your client, and why you would use them.

10. Name Five Stress Reducing Behavioral Changes a client can do for themselves.

11. What session do we usually introduce the “Interactive Process?”

What is the purpose of using it?

13. Give Three Examples of Acid forming foods.

14. Give Three Examples of Alkaline forming foods.

15. Essay question: Discuss how knowing and understanding your body type, keeping your body, mind and emotions in balance can drastically change your life. How would you subtly communicate these concepts to your client"

16. Essay question: Male 57 has diabetes; doctor tells him that he has to lose weight. He has strong sugar cravings and drinks too much alcohol. What would you do on the first session?

17. Essay question: A 13-year-old female with childhood obesity. Single parent family and poor eating habits and is addicted to junk food. How many sessions? What techniques would be used each session?

18. Essay question: Other than avoiding spicy foods, what behavioral instructions would you give a client experiencing intense anger?

19. Essay Question: What is the MOST important aspect of the Free Consultation to remember NOT TO DO and why?

Multiple Choice (Choose One) For each of the following Questions, click the letter which is the correct answer.

True or False (Click the correct answer.)

Fill in the Blanks

53. To keep track of a client’s progress during a series of behavioral coaching sessions, measurable

and

need to be in place and understood by the client.

54. Ideally, a person should have deep

at least twice a day.

55. Three key elements that affect the outcome of behavioral coaching are the client’s:

of their behavior, desire to

, at a

level.

56. From an Ayurvedic view point the root of all disease is

57. Anytime you add a

when presenting your program to a potential client;

your effectiveness goes up 75%.

58. Part of building a successful practice is holding your clients responsible and accountable for consistently

completing their

instructions.

59. If a client says they have been

to do the Behavioral Instructions it usually

means that they haven’t been doing them.

60. How many ways are there to remove a block or obstacle?

61. What are they? Please describe each process.

62. Name 7 personal qualities a person must posses to succeed as a Clinical Hypnotherapist, Life Coach, Behavioral Therapist, or a Holistic Health Practitioner.

62. Name 7 personal qualities a person must posses to succeed as a Clinical Hypnotherapist, Life Coach,
Behavioral Therapist, or a Holistic Health Practitioner.