Submit your Mind Detox Master Practitioner exam and case studies summaries.

Mind Detox Practitioner Exam

Use a word document to record your answers and then copy and paste them into the form below. The answers to these questions can be found in the training videos, Mind Detox Manual and the Mind Detox book (Findhorn Press, 2019 edition).

Name

First Name

Last Name

Email (so we can let you know you've passed)

Telephone (if we need to speak to you about your exam)

Mind Detox Mentor Name

PLEASE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:

Q1. What is the purpose of Mind Detox?

Q2. List five potential benefits of the 5 Step Mind Detox Method:

Q3. Write the complete sentence below: "In life, people either get results or _________." Explain the benefits of remembering this statement.

Q4. Write the complete sentence below: ‘Ignoring the underlying __________ is like attempting to flatten a turbulent _______ without removing the _________ sitting below the surface.’ Explain the benefits of remembering this statement (including reference to the ‘Disempowering Dilemma’).

Q5. List the four elements of the ‘Optimum Service State’ and explain why they are important.

Q6. Share the instructions for engaging ‘GAAWO’ and share what your experience is like when you engage it.

Q7. Why is it important to purify perceptions and how can Mind Detox help a person to do so?

Q8. What are the implications of the unconscious filtering process? (HINT: Explain the filtering process and talk about the difference between what happens in reality and what you think happens.)

Q9. Explain the ‘Juggernaut of Judgement’ and the negative side effects of resistance:

Q10. List and explain the three reasons why beliefs can be changed:

Q11. What are the five opening questions you can ask to find out what your client wants to work on? (NOTE: You will not necessarily ask all of these questions in a session)

(Hint: “It's never what happened that is the problem but instead why what happened was a problem for the client that is the real problem.”

Q12. What is the difference between the root-cause event and the root-cause reason and why is it important to discover and resolve the root cause reason?

Q13. What question(s) can you ask to discover the root-cause reason?

Q14. Write the complete sentence below: "The two ingredients of a root-cause reason are _________ + _________."

Q15. List the three ‘resolve the root cause’ questions can you ask someone to help a person resolve a past event, along with five of the most common ‘antidote learning’ questions that have been found to help resolve past events.

Q16. List the steps involved in the ‘Install the Knowing Exercise’:

(Hint: Please describe the steps involved including the exact words you would use when guiding them through the visualisation.)

Q17. What four things can you do if a client rates their root-cause reason above zero when testing the work?

Q18. What is a 'root-cause cluster' and why is it important that you are aware they can exist?

Q19. What is the ‘Emotional Domino Effect’ and why is it a big benefit of the 5 Step Mind Detox Method?

Q20. Why do you want to follow the recommended Session Notes Template?

Bonus Question. Why do you want to be able to use Mind Detox with others?

Mind Detox Practitioner Case Studies

The key with the Mind Detox Method is practice. This helps you get familiar with the scripts and learn how it works in the 'real world'. Please do 10 co-coaching practice sessions with your fellow course students and then meet with your Trainer before working with anyone that does not know the method. If you both agree you are ready, your 10 Mind Detox Case Studies - with 'real people' - should cover the following:

The presenting problem you worked on with your case study client?
The root-cause event age and briefly what happened
The root-cause reason you found (making sure you clearly state it as ‘emotion + reason’ and score it from 0 to 10)
The positive learnings that you helped your client install
What you found challenging about the session and what you would do differently next time.
The end result - root-cause reason score on a scale of 10 to 0.

Use a word document to write up your case studies and copy and paste into the form below. For 5 of your case studies, we would also like you to follow-up and see how your client got on after the session. Enjoy!

Name

First Name

Last Name

Email (so we can tell you that you've passed)

Telephone (if we need to speak to you about your case studies)

Coach Trainer Name

What course are you on?

PLEASE PROVIDE YOUR CASE STUDY SUMMARIES BELOW:

Please submit this form twice if your course requires 20 case studies.

Case Study 1

Case Study 2

Case Study 3

Case Study 4

Case Study 5

Case Study 6

Case Study 7

Case Study 8

Case Study 9

Case Study 10

Master Practitioner Exam

Use a word document to record your answers and then copy and paste them into the form below. The answers to these questions can be found in the training videos, Mind Detox Master Practitioner Manual and the Mind Detox book (Findhorn Press, 2019 edition).

Name

First Name

Last Name

Email (so we can let you know you've passed)

Telephone (if we need to speak to you about your exam)

Mind Detox Mentor Name

PLEASE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:

Q1. List the 5 ‘methods’ used by Master Practitioners. Provide a summary of each.

Q2. List the 5 foundational principles that support the Master Practitioner mindset. Provide a brief summary of each. (Please also share the 'Ultimate Objective of Mind Detox' in your answer.)

Q3. What would you say to a client who appears to be over-thinking? Provide list all ‘Over-Think’ protocols, along with a brief transcript of how you would guide a client through one of the protocols.

Q4. What would you say to a client who appears to be over-feeling? Provide list all ‘Over-Feel’ protocols, along with a brief transcript of how you would guide a client through one of the protocols.

Q5. What would you say to a client who appears to be over-timing? Provide list all ‘Over-Time’ protocols, along with a brief transcript of how you would guide a client through one of the protocols.

Q6. What would you say to a client who appears to be over-controlling? Provide list all ‘Over-Control’ protocols, along with a brief transcript of how you would guide a client through one of the protocols.

Q7. What would you say to a client who appears to be over-doing? Provide list all ‘Over-Do’ protocols, along with a brief transcript of how you would guide a client through one of the protocols.

Q8. What are the four primary functions of the unconscious mind? Why is it important for you and your clients to know?

Q9. List two of the Very Useful Questions for discovering the hidden benefits of keeping a problem. Why is it sometimes necessary to highlight secondary gain?

Q10. In what ways can the body mirror the mind? How is knowing this beneficial? List 3 questions you can ask to explore possible mind-body connection messages?

Q11. What is the function of these feelings: Anger, Sadness, Fear, Guilt and Hurt?

(Hint: “It's never what happened that is the problem but instead why what happened was a problem for the client that is the real problem.”

Q12. What are the three parts of every problem and the two elements of a Root Cause Conflict. Why is it beneficial to clear unconscious conflict?

Q13. Your client cannot sleep... what Master Practitioner principles and/or protocols would you use and why?

Q14. Your client suffers from anxiety... what Master Practitioner principles and/or protocols would you use and why?

Q15. Your client’s relationship is on the rocks... what Master Practitioner principles and/or protocols would you use and why?

Q16. Your client is dwelling on past hurts... what Master Practitioner principles and/or protocols would you use and why?

(Hint: Please describe the steps involved including the exact words you would use when guiding them through the visualisation.)

Q17. Your client has lower back pain... what Master Practitioner principles and/or protocols would you use and why?

Q18. Your client experiences migraines... what Master Practitioner principles and/or protocols would you use and why?

Q19. Your client is struggling to make money... what Master Practitioner principles and/or protocols would you use and why?

Q20. Your client lacks confidence... what Master Practitioner principles and/or protocols would you use and why?

Q21. Your client has anger issues.... what Master Practitioner principles and/or protocols would you use and why?

Q22. Your client wants to explore their spiritual side... what Master Practitioner principles and/or protocols would you use and why?

Bonus Question. Why do you want to be a Mind Detox Master Practitioner?

Master Practitioner Case Studies

The presenting problem you worked on with your case study client.
The root-cause event age and briefly what happened.
The root-cause reason you found (making sure you clearly state it as ‘emotion + reason’ and score it from 0 to 10).
The positive learnings (or virtue) that you helped your client install.
The other Mind Detox principles or protocols you shared with your client, and why.
What you found challenging about the session and what you would do differently next time.
The end result – including the feedback you received from the client.

Name

First Name

Last Name

Email (so we can tell you that you've passed)

Telephone (if we need to speak to you about your case studies)

Coach Trainer Name

What course are you on?

PLEASE PROVIDE YOUR CASE STUDY SUMMARIES BELOW:

Please submit this form twice if your course requires 20 case studies.

Case Study 1

Case Study 2

Case Study 3

Case Study 4

Case Study 5

Case Study 6

Case Study 7

Case Study 8

Case Study 9

Case Study 10

Submit your Mind Detox Master Practitioner exam and case studies summaries.

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