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Choosing the ideal Havening Technique
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1Client who was previously a competent driver has become fearful of driving on motorways after a friend described being in an accident on a motorway. Which Havening Technique would you choose first of all?
- ATranspirational Havening
- BRole Havening
- CEvent Havening
2Client is very angry about a situation which is similar to very many minor ones before it. The anger has built up and has not been expressed to anyone who could change things, ie, a manager or colleague. The angry thoughts are increasingly and seem to 'always be playing' in his mind. He has been able to express his anger to friends and family and they are now tired of this behaviour and feel upset for him at the same time. Family have suggested he see a Havener.
- AEvent Havening
- BAffirmational Havening
- CTranspirational Havening
- DHopeful Havening
3Client has recently had a diagnosis of a life threatening disease and feels completely depressed and that nothing will work, there can be no improvement. Is not really open to thinking anything can help and doesn't want to discuss or think about upsetting events in his history. What Havening Technique would you choose to introduce first?
- AEvent Havening
- BTranspirational
- CHopeful Havening
4Lady has sudden onset of chronic pain
- AFurther detailed and collaborative history taking
- BTranspirational (working on the feeling of pain) or words related to the pain
- CEvent Havening
- DRole Havening
5Child is very distressed and doesn't want to share what has been the cause.
- AOutcome Havening
- BRole Havening
- CEvent Havening
6Elderly man is feeling sad. The sadness relates to the death of his daughter who he had argued with the last time he was with her.
- ATranspirational Havening and Outcome Havening
- BOutcome Havening and Ifformational Havening
- CEvent Havening and Role Havening
7Young woman who wants to be more confident in her new role at work. Turns out she is convinced she is poor at maths and is avoiding numbers and jobs involving maths or geometry. She believes this to be genetic, and accepts it and isn't that upset when discussing. She sees it as a hassle as she has recently been promoted and now has to look more at the accounts. History taking reveals an EMLI aged nine in the maths class and then many other similar experiences. Which Technique would you choose?
- AIfformational Havening
- BRole Havening
- COutcome Havening
8Havening Techniques are all the same
- AVerdadeiro
- BFalso
9Choosing the ideal Havening Technique is more likely to
- Ahelp the client feel more comfortable
- Bhelp the client perceive the session as pleasant and fun
- Chelp the client feel empowered
- Dgenerate long term results
- Emake the session time shorter
- Fhelp the client remember the processes used
- Gremember that they enjoyed Havening Touch
10After Event Havening, a client is doing some Transpirational Havening and they suddenly quietly say "I am okay". What type of Havening Technique would you move elegantly into?
- ARole Havening
- BOutcome Havening
- CHopeful Havening
- DAffirmational Havening
11Client is doing classic Affirmational Havening, the Havener is suggesting many ideas that the Havener thinks are 'positive'. The Havenee is following and chanting these suggested affirmations. During saying 'I am confident' they look increasingly unsure, and upset, blushing a bit and their voice sounds wavery. What do you think they are actually thinking while chanting and what part of their brain are they activating, what system are they activating (is it their sympathetic or parasympathetic system?) and from your own answers to all of these questions. What type of Havening do you think is actually taking place?
- AOutcome Havening
- BEvent Havening
- CTranspirational Havening
- DIfformational Havening
12Client wants to stop smoking. After doing some Event Havening, Role Havening and Transpirational Havening to reduce her stress responses she is feeling much calmer but still buys cigarettes and reports needing to smoke. Which Havening Technique would you choose now?
- AOutcome Havening
- BHopeful Havening
- CEvent Havening
13During the distraction element of Event Havening the client is occupied and thinking thoughts which may be
- Apleasurable for them and unrelated to the event being remembered?
- Brelaxing for them and about a subject unrelated to the event being remembered?
- Cinteresting and absorbing for them and about a subject unrelated to the event being remembered?
- Dneutral for them and about a subject unrelated to the event being remembered?
- Erelated to the distressing memory of the event that is being remembered in the first element of Event Havening?
- Fa sensory element which is also in the memory of the event (being remembered in the first element)?
- Ghilariously funny for them and about a subject unrelated to the event being remembered?
- Hmovement based and unconnected to the event?
- Ilistening to music unconnected to the event?
- Jlike working out puzzles for them - addition, spelling tasks, etc (and about a subject unrelated to the event being remembered)?
14Client wants to start a new business and is hopeful, but a bit fearful and doing a lot of 'what if I fail' type thinking strategies. What Havening Techniques might you use?
- AAspirational Havening, Event and Ifformational Havening
- BTranspirational Havening and Role Havening
- CAffirmational Havening and Ifformational Havening
- DIfformational Havening and Affirmational Havening
- EHopeful Havening and Outcome Havening
15Person feeling very guilty as was very harsh on an employee and later heard that they had become very depressed. Able to talk about it, and talking a lot and kind of repeating the same regret. What Havening Technique would you use?
- ARole Havening
- BHopeful Havening
- CTranspirational Havening
- DEvent Havening
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- Descrição
- Learning to select the ideal Havening Technique - practice (simplified)
- Autor
- Carol Robertson
- Idioma
- English
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- Criado em 11 jul 2019 · atualizado em 11 jul 2019
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