From Presenting Issue to Finding the EMDR Touchstone Memory through a Somatic and Attachment Lens - Quiz

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1. Question
1. What is the Touchstone Memory in EMDR?
- The last time the client can remember experiencing something.
- A resource to help the client remember.
- The experiential root to the presenting issue.
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2. True of False? The Presenting issue often represents the client’s adaptive strength.
- TRUE
- FALSE
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3. The most effective way to get to the touchstone memory is:
- Asking the client about earlier times they experienced the current symptom.
- Finding the way the presenting symptom is has been helpful or adaptive then looking for what led them to need that adaptation.
- Asking the client about their 10 most disturbing memories.
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4. What are some things that can be helpful in getting under the way the client adapted, (The Answer)?
- As the client why they respond the way they currently do.
- Investigate how the current symptom has been helpful or adaptive.
- Ask about the relational longing when the current symptom occurs.
- Only B & C
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5. What is the process of finding the Problem that Deb discussed?
- The patterned way the client activates resources.
- Inviting the client to look at various ways they feel limited or frustrated, looking at the adaptive value and then the relational longing.
- A treasure map for finding various ways to find attachment experiences.
- Whenever the clinician thinks of something clever to say?
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6. What is a Missing Experience?
- The thing the client misses the most about childhood.
- The thing that was needed but lacking in childhood.
- The patterned way we miss out on fun experiences.
- All of the above.
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7. Why is it important to find the way the problem was helpful and adaptive when we are looking at the client’s presenting complaint?
- The client’s presenting issue always reflects their Answer or adaptive strength.
- We are trying to make the client feel better about themselves.
- We are trying to get the client to change old patterns.
- We are trying to help the client see how they are creating their own problems.

From Presenting Issue to Finding the EMDR Touchstone Memory through a Somatic and Attachment Lens – Quiz

From Presenting Issue to Finding the EMDR Touchstone Memory through a Somatic and Attachment Lens – Quiz

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1. Question

What is the Touchstone Memory in EMDR?

2. Question

2. True of False? The Presenting issue often represents the client’s adaptive strength.

3. Question

3. The most effective way to get to the touchstone memory is:

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4. What are some things that can be helpful in getting under the way the client adapted, (The Answer)?

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5. What is the process of finding the Problem that Deb discussed?

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6. What is a Missing Experience?

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7. Why is it important to find the way the problem was helpful and adaptive when we are looking at the client’s presenting complaint?