Here are the rest of the questions from Rose sent to me just before the Chakras and Meridian seminars.
Parental Repatterning–
(D) #4 on page 97 TUPS-the statements are “I….”. Is that right? All the other statements are “My mother/father..”?
Good point Rose. Yes that should be: a. My mother/father fails to be patient with me on a consistent basis; b. My mother/father is consistently (●impatient ●angry ● reactive) with me.
(D) #9b I find the options very confusing. How many options are actually there?
There actually are nine of them. There is a misplaced parenthesis after ridicules me which is what adds to the confusion.
(L) & (N)- Should these statements be past tense or present tense?
In L. a. it’s ok to be in past tense.. L.b. in present tense.
In N. we take the past , and then use it in the present in the “I ( name purpose, etc in {a- d})
Integration for Growth Repatterning-
G) on Page 129 TUPS and (J) on page 131-When we use these options, we use only the non-coherent options (the “a” list on pages 84-92) for (G) and the “b” list for the coherent in (J), right? One statement for each?
That is correct, one statement from each of the planets needed, and, you can have more than one planet involved and the non-coherent planet does not have to correspond to the coherent one.
How do you explain (N) on page 133? Does it indicate a present deficiency? (For example: Option N8-B vitamins, etc.)
I see all of these as ways to reinforce, strengthen and maintain new levels of coherent being. I always present something like this as the energy of… that the client needs to resonate with. I never use it as a must do or Rx for myself or others.. rather, that we are resonating with the energy of committing to the energy of doing/ taking/ having what is listed.
Modality:
The Modality Page in the ‘Rainbow Book’ doesn’t match up with the Modality Book–(D), (E), and (F) are in a different order. Which list should we be oriented to?
Now that you have completed the basic six seminars, you have been familiarized with most, if not all of the modalities in the Modality book. Use the pages that are the easiest for you to use and change the pages that do not correspond correctly. It doesn’t matter which list you use as long as you can find what you need.
Will Modality D #20 be in our Chakra’s Bk?
Yes, they are the Chakra movements.
I had the Lion Pose (D23) come up in a practice session, but there is no page # and I couldn’t find it in the Modality Book?
Here’s a picture of what it looks like and a U-tube clip that talks about how to do it.
roar-your-heart-out-lion-pose
If we don’t have the needed fragrance for (G) and the person doesn’t know the smell, what should we do?
If you have the fragrance, you use it as is indicated by your muscle checking in proxy for your client. If the fragrance is not something that the person can relate to and you (mcs) that the person needs to inhale a fragrance, (mcs) if a household fragrance, that is available, could be substituted, or made proxy for the most optimal one. For example, common scents like vanilla, lemon and cinnamon could be used.
I would appreciate any advice about writing statements. I feel inadequate when it comes to the best way to put the ‘clients’ feelings onto paper for them.
In writing down the responses to open ended questions, the most important thing in the beginning especially, is to use the clients actual words that they use to respond to the question. If they are not articulate and give you few words, as you hold their space, in your own neutrality, listen for what you are hearing underneath their words.
Don’t be afraid to draw them out if you don’t have a clear sense of what they are really saying. Reflect back to them. “ What I think I heard you say is _____. Is that what you mean?”
Other times, they may give you clues that they are simply reporting to you what they have discussed with one therapist or another. They may say “I think” and you can redirect them by saying “What do you imagine is the feeling.. what do you imagine you believed,?’ etc.
It takes time, practice , careful listening and remembering to muscle check as to whether or not it is in the client’s best interest to hear what your intuition is saying.
When getting a statement it is useful to muscle check for the actual words and phrases that you have written to learn what is essential and useful.
And, the most important thing is to practice, practice, practice.
When do you know that it’s the right time to start charging $ for sessions?
When you have done every single Repatterning many times over on yourself and you are fluent and proficient in the process is a minimum starting place.
If you are charging money, you are stating that even though you are a student practitioner, you are at least to some degree professional in your practice.
You need to be able to handle and put the needs of your clients above your own even when the material they present triggers your own past issues and reactivity.
As a member of the Certification Board, I would say that after you have had at least one observation to ensure that you are on tract in your process.. but that is my opinion.
How do you transition from practicing to a business?
Most of the practitioners that I have worked with who were not trained as counselors, social workers or psychologists, transition gradually while they are doing their Certification work.
The Certification journey is one way that a person can use the system for their own personal growth as well as a way to grow their practitioner skills.
All have reported a tremendous, quantum leap in their skill and confidence occurring with their completion of their certification process. It is often then that they begin to really build and expand their practices.
Do we need to carry some kind of insurance?
It is of the utmost importance that every single client you see, friend, relative or stranger, sign the Client’s Rights form and receive a copy of this, so that you are fully protected. Of course if a person would like to carry some kind of insurance over that they are free to do so, but the Client’s Rights form and proper practice procedures usually are enough.
Thanks for all of your help! I truly appreciate it! I know we’re just a few days before class, so I’m not expecting an immediate response. Whenever you get an opportunity to respond will be perfect.
Rose
Thank you Rose for all of your wonderful questions. Dear experienced practitioners please add your ideas by commenting here.
Meryl Chodosh-Weiss 