- Explain the theory and practice of Life Stress Reduction
- Explain what viewing is and the relative roles of viewer and facilitator.
- Explain the concept of an end point.
- Describe the overall structure of a viewing session.
- Describe how to assess a client’s readiness for Life Stress Reduction
- Explain how the Rules of Facilitation create a safe viewing environment.
- Explain the difference between unburdening and discovery.
- Describe an intake Interview
- Practice an intake interview in dyads
- Explain the use of distress and interest ratings to create a case plan
- Describe how to handle disturbances that occur in or out of session.
- Describe and practice in dyads Handling Disturbances In Depth
- Explain and practice Multifaceted Upset Handling steps
- Describe the indicators of an end point, types of end points, and how they vary depending on the circumstances.
- Practice recovering missed end points.
- Explain and be able to facilitate the different viewing methods.
- Describe and do Exploration for data and Exploration to make case gain.
- Explain the theory and practice of Wrong Indication Handling
- Practice Wrong Indication Handling in dyads
- Describe the Unfinished Business technique and when you would use it
- Practice the Unfinished Business technique in dyads.
- Describe specialized techniques addressed to body image
- List techniques for addressing difficult life situations
- Explain the theory and practice of Recall Lists.
- Practice use of Recall Lists in dyads
- Explain the use of assessment lists
- Practice use of assessment lists in dyads
- Explain methods used to address charge on persons.
- Explain why a case plan is needed before beginning facilitation.
- Write an effective Life Stress Reduction case plan.
- Apply a variety of Life Stress Reduction techniques, each to a successful result
