1. Importance of Tracking Resiliency and The Necessity of Presence

Module One Quiz

Please complete the following quiz. Answers are either multiple choice or True/False. You will be shown incorrect answers and be able to retake the quiz if necessary. You will need 70% to pass each module. You may go back any time before finishing the quiz and change your answers. (The first question -- your name -- doesn't count!) . If you do not pass the quiz, please go back to the original link and begin again.

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1. Please type in your name (Required.)

Name

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2. Presence on the part of both client and therapist is essential for change and growth to occur. Which of the following statements are true: (Required.)

a. Presence creates the possibility for new things to happen, as opposed to an experience of just “talking about” something, where no real growth or change occurs.

b. Equally important is the total presence of the therapist, which is not to be taken for granted.

c. Through using the Window of Tolerance to carefully track, we can also see dynamics of how clients lose their presence when their nervous systems get overwhelmed, including subtle ways this occurs.

d. A and B

e. All of the above

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3. What is most essential for pacing the work well, moment-to-moment? (Required.)

a. Getting a good history

b. Tracking resiliency

c. Establishing a good relationship

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4. What is the best tool for determining if our client is “present enough” to process a thought, memory, emotion or experience in a session? (Required.)

Determining your client's ability to recall all the details

The Window of Tolerance

Assessing your client's desire to work through

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5. What is the Window of Tolerance? (Required.)

A range of resiliency in which the intensity of emotional arousal can be processed without disrupting the functioning of the system.

A range of pain that a person can tolerate without passing out

A range of acceptance of others’ behavior before becoming angry

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6. What are 2 powerful lenses you can use to get a better read “process-wise” of what is happening in therapy? (Required.)

a. Window of Resistance

b. Window of Tolerance

c. Cycle of Process

d. Cycle of Experience

e. A and d

f. B and c

g. B and d

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7. If a client can give present specifics describing a sensation in the body: (Required.)

We know they can have present awareness in the moment.

We know they are “in the window," at least for that moment.

You may proceed with processing, and keep tracking resiliency.

All of the above

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* 1. Please type in your name (Required.)

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* 2. Presence on the part of both client and therapist is essential for change and growth to occur. Which of the following statements are true: (Required.)

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* 3. What is most essential for pacing the work well, moment-to-moment? (Required.)

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* 4. What is the best tool for determining if our client is “present enough” to process a thought, memory, emotion or experience in a session? (Required.)

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* 5. What is the Window of Tolerance? (Required.)

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* 6. What are 2 powerful lenses you can use to get a better read “process-wise” of what is happening in therapy? (Required.)

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* 7. If a client can give present specifics describing a sensation in the body: (Required.)

1. Please type in your name (Required.)

2. Presence on the part of both client and therapist is essential for change and growth to occur. Which of the following statements are true: (Required.)

3. What is most essential for pacing the work well, moment-to-moment? (Required.)

4. What is the best tool for determining if our client is “present enough” to process a thought, memory, emotion or experience in a session? (Required.)

5. What is the Window of Tolerance? (Required.)

6. What are 2 powerful lenses you can use to get a better read “process-wise” of what is happening in therapy? (Required.)

7. If a client can give present specifics describing a sensation in the body: (Required.)