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IS-ART ENHANCED ART CERTIFICATION

RealEd Solutions August 13, 2024

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1. Question
What is not a meaning of externalization in the ART context?
- The client can view their problem in a way that they can get mastery over it
- The client imagines being in a nice environment such as a beach
- The client treats the problem as if it is a part of them that is “mischievous”
- The client can do battle with their “mischievous” part to overcome it
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2. Question
How does using ART in addiction and on-going problems differ from use with past traumas?
- You should see the client more frequently perhaps two times the first several weeks
- We use “The Little Liar” intervention to aid in externalization of the problem
- On-going problems may need more repetition in changing images of behaviors vs. past negative images
- All of the above
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3. Question
What is ART’s Motivational Question?
- “How resistant are you to doing ART?”
- “If you woke up tomorrow and your problem was gone what would be different?
- “How would getting rid of your symptoms help your family and yourself?”
- “Are you prepared to do ART even though you aren’t motivated?”
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4. Question
If the client says they have lost their confidence what would be a good ART Intervention?
- Stop and do talk therapy to go over their strengths
- It signifies they are not ready to do ART
- Advise the client to pick up some good self-help books on raising confidence
- Give them a metaphorical flashlight to look for their confidence
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5. Question
What is the Reconsolidation Window?
- The opportunity to make changes in scenes using eye movements
- Having the client visualize a window that changes color
- Having the client visualize going to the bank window for loan consolidation
- Giving the client a window in their scene to escape their problem
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6. Question
Target Trigger Times are always important but why is it especially necessary for on-going problems such as OCD, Addiction or phobias?
- So the client can imagine going outside in the warm weather
- So the client can imagine playing Target practice hitting their problem with a dart
- So the client can go backward into their scene to focus on past traumas
- So the client can practice doing their new healthier behavior to strengthen it
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7. Question
Why is best to not have someone observe the ART session?
- Because the observer could attempt the ART protocol with no training which is dangerous
- Because they can inhibit the client during their processing of their problem
- Because the observer could be involved in the client’s negative scene
- All of the above
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8. Question
What are the choices in the way that the client can administer self-use of eye movements?
- Move eyes in a circle continuously
- Look at a blank wall, hands up for goal posts or closed and closed in bed to alleviate stress
- We don’t teach clients to do eye movements outside of sessions
- We teach clients to do eye movements on their own for scenes and sensations
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9. Question
What would you tell someone who doesn’t want to change a negative image when they are grieving the death of a loved one or comrade?
- “Just let it go, it’s time to move on.”
- “You are being very resistant to change.”
- “Would your loved one or comrade want to be remembered by their worst possible moment?”
- “Time will heal you anyway so there is no need to worry about it.”
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10. Question
What is not a shortcut you can take for processing an additional scene after you have used the Basic ART protocol during a session?
- Have the client see themselves on a ship, conveyer belt or moving vehicle to move more quickly first their scene the first time
- Process out the worst image from an additional scene that emerges after processing one scene
- You can use a Metaphorical Moment
- You can skip Outprocessing and Target Trigger Times
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