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Calmologist Submissions

The space where you submit your Calmologist exams and case studies.

Scroll down to find the exams for the different elements of your course. Simply answer and submit the exams when you feel ready to do so. With regards to your case studies, the practical element of this training is vitally important. You must show that you are able to share the main theory of the different elements of your course in a clear and concise way, be able teach others how to meditate and show you can use the Mind Detox and Calm Cure techniques with others in a safe and effective way.

As a quick summary, here's what's required when it comes to your case studies:

Mind Calm - 3 case study summaries with 3 different people
Mind Detox - 5 case study summaries with 5 different people
Calm Cure - 5 case study summaries with 5 different people
Body Calm - 3 case study summaries with 3 different people
Combining - 4 case study summaries with 4 different people

A total of 20 case study summaries are required to graduate. Case study summaries should be kept to 1-3 concise paragraphs of up to 500 words each. For each of the case studies, you should take your 'client' through all of the talks including teaching them how to meditate. This may take 1-3 sessions per person. Please see below for the specific things we are looking for during each part of your Calmologist certification course. Please contact your trainer if you have any questions. Enjoy!

MIND CALM

The assessment for the Mind Calm part of your Calmologist training includes a 20 question exam (see below) and 3 practical case studies. For each case study, you are required to teach someone how to meditate using Mind Calm - so you will share most, if not all, of the talks with each case study participant. When writing up your case studies, include what you covered and why, and what you found difficult and easy. You will find a form to submit your 3 case studies below the exam.

MIND CALM EXAM

We highly recommend you use a word document to record your answers and then copy and paste them into the form below.

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)

Coach Trainer Name

PLEASE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:

Q1. Why is it important to know your hearts highest hope?

Q2. What does CALM stand for and why?

Q3. What is the difference between peace of mind and peace with mind?

Q4. What stops people being present and how can a person live in the now more?

Q5. What is the one thing you can cultivate control over and why would you want to?

Q6. Why is it important to discover and be aware of still silent space?

Q7. What is the philosophy at the heart of the Mind Calm Method?

Q8. How would you coach someone complaining that they can’t stop their thoughts?

Q9. How would you coach someone saying that they can’t stop negative emotions?

Q10. How can a person be present and peaceful while making plans and being productive?

Q11. What are the three elements of a CALM Thought and why?

Q12. What are the steps of the Mind Calm (Sitting) Meditation Method?

Q13. What are the main lessons and benefit gained from the ‘Counting Thoughts’ game?

Q14. What is the ultimate identity crisis and how can a person know thy self?

Q15. What is the ‘Judgment Game’ and how can it help a person enjoy peace and love?

Q16. What are the common experiences a person can have when they meditate and why?

Q17. What are the main benefits of adopting a regular practice of meditation?

Q18. What does the term ‘see it don’t be it’ mean and why can doing so help a person?

Q19. What is the ‘Reality Check’ game and when and why would you use it?

Q20. Name and briefly describe 3 other techniques that can help people enjoy mind calm.

Bonus Question. Why do you want to be able to share Mind Calm with others?

MIND CALM CASE STUDIES

Your 3 Mind Calm Case Studies should cover the following:

1. Confirm that you covered all of the talks with your 'client' and list any of the talks that you did not cover and why.

2. The challenging life issue(s) that the 'client' is dealing with, what their hearts highest hope is and how they benefited from learning Mind Calm.

3. The personal story (or stories) and/or example(s) you shared when delivering the Mind Calm talks.

4. The question(s) you were asked during the Mind Calm talk and the responses you offered the client.

5. The Mind Calm talk(s) that you found difficult to deliver and why and anything else you found challenging (if relevant).

6. The main learning(s) you took from doing the case study and what you will do differently next time.

7. Although you won't cover the Mind Calm Games with all of your clients, please let us know if you did share any of the Mind Calm Games and why.

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

SectionPLEASE PROVIDE YOUR CASE STUDY SUMMARIES BELOW:

Case Study 1

Case Study 2

Case Study 3

MIND DETOX 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 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 Coach Trainer before working with anyone that does not know the method. If you both agree you are ready, your 5 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.

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

SectionPLEASE PROVIDE YOUR CASE STUDY SUMMARIES BELOW:

Case Study 1

Case Study 2

Case Study 3

Case Study 4

Case Study 5

CALM CURE

The assessment for the Calm Cure part of your Calmologist training includes a 20 question exam (see below) and 5 practical case studies. For each case study, you are required to use the Calm Cure technique on someone. You will find a form to submit your 5 case studies below the exam.

CALM CURE EXAM

We highly recommend you use a word document to record your answers and then copy and paste them into the form below.

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)

Coach Trainer Name

PLEASE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:

Q1. Write the complete sentence below: ‘Calm Cure invites us to wake up from our ______________ to be in conflict and transform our ____________ with life.’

Q2. ‘Life is happening on a spectrum of possibilities’. Why is it important to know this?

Q3. What is the difference between the ‘fix it, change it, improve it’ strategy and the ‘peace with’ approach?

Q4. What are the two components of any conflict?

Q5. What are the 3 parts of any physical or life problem? Briefly explain each one.

Q6. Why do problems tend to continue until you cure the hidden conflict?

Q7. What are the six success strategies for getting the best results with Calm Cure?

Q8. What questions can you ask to clarify the conflict?

Q9. When clarifying the conflict, do you want to find ‘emotions’ or do you want to find an ‘external life happening’? Please explain your answer.

Q10. Write the complete sentence below: ‘All things are possible and I am ________________________________ .’

Q11. What questions can you ask to test whether the conflict has been calmed? Why would you want to ask them?

Q12. Write the complete sentence below: ‘To be self-aware is to be _____________ of the aspect of your _____________ that is aware.’

Q13. Why is it so important to be self-aware if you want to experience ‘peace with life’?

Q14. How would you use Calm Cure alongside the Calm Directories found in Body Calm?

Q15. What are the four principles for getting ‘peace with emotions’? Briefly explain each one.

Q16. ‘Love without awareness becomes fear’. Please explain why.

Q17. What are the three principles for getting ‘peace with career’? Briefly explain each one.

Q18. How can a person be financial free without having lots of money?

Q19. What are the three principles for getting ‘peace with time’? Briefly explain each one and discuss how they can help a person with a difficult past or who is anxious about the future.

Q20. What are the three principles for getting ‘peace with world’? Briefly explain each one and discuss why waking up can heal the world.

Bonus Question. Why do you want to be able to use Calm Cure with others?

CALM CURE CASE STUDIES

The key with the Calm Cure technique 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 Coach Trainer before working with anyone that does not know the technique. If you both agree you are ready, your 5 Calm Cure Case Studies - with 'real people' - should cover the following:

The presenting problem you worked on with your case study client?
The root-cause conflict.
How the client scored during their first 'Calm Coexisting'.
If you used Calm Past or Calm Future, what learnings did you install?
What you found challenging about the session and what you would do differently next time.
The end result - did your client score 10/10 willingness to experience the conflict and 'peace with' condition/problem?

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

SectionPLEASE PROVIDE YOUR CASE STUDY SUMMARIES BELOW:

Case Study 1

Case Study 2

Case Study 3

Case Study 4

Case Study 5

Body Calm Exam

We highly recommend you use a word document to record your answers and then copy and paste them into the form below.

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)

Coach Trainer Name

PLEASE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:

Q1. What are the 5 components included in the complete Body Calm Technique?

Q2. What is the Body Calm Philosophy and what 6 words best summarize it?

Q3. Why is stress not the ultimate cause of problems and what is?

Q4. Why does body calm begin with mind calm and being consciously aware?

Q5. List some health benefit linked to the ‘relaxation response’ and give an overview of 3 scientific studies proving the benefits of meditation.

Q6. Why is it useful to aim for non-physical benefits i.e. hearts highest hope?

Q7. What are the steps included in the Body Calm Meditation Technique?

Q8. What are the 3 components of a Calm Thought and why do we think them?

Q9. Briefly explain their purpose/benefit of four of the Calm Thoughts.

Q10. List the 5-Steps to take people through when first teaching meditation.

Q11. What are the common meditation happenings and why do they happen?

Q12. List the 8 common causes of bad health (also known as: secret sources of stress) along with their associated quick-start cures.

Q13. What 2 shifts in awareness can help a person to ‘befriend their body’ and what 3 shifts in awareness can help a person to ‘befriend their feelings’?

Q14. What are the 3 distinctions that must be adhered to when using the Embodying Exercise and why are they so important?

Q15. What are the steps included in the Embodying Exercise?

Q16. For the Body Directory, what do the different sides of the body relate to?

Q17. Why is Body Calm more about resolving and embodying than releasing?

Q18. How would you coach someone with a problematic right ankle?

Q19. How would you coach someone with a digestion problem?

Q20. How would you coach someone with symptoms of chronic pain?

Bonus Question. Why do you want to be able to share Body Calm with others?

Body Calm Case Studies

Your 3 Body Calm Case Studies should cover the following:

1. Confirm that you covered all of the talks with your 'client' and list any of the talks that you did not cover and why.

2. The challenging life issue(s) that the 'client' is dealing with, what their hearts highest hope is and how they benefited from learning Body Calm.

3. The personal story (or stories) and/or example(s) you shared when delivering the Body Calm talks.

4. The question(s) you were asked during the Body Calm talk and the responses you offered the client.

5. The Body Calm talk(s) that you found difficult to deliver and why and anything else you found challenging (if relevant).

6. The main learning(s) you took from doing the case study and what you will do differently next time.

7. Although you won't cover all of the Quick Start Cures with all of your case study clients, please let us know if you did share any of the Body Calm Quick Start Cures and why.

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

SectionPLEASE PROVIDE YOUR CASE STUDY SUMMARIES BELOW:

Case Study 1

Case Study 2

Case Study 3

Case Study 4

Case Study 5

COMBINING

The assessment for the Combining part of your Calmologist training includes a 10 question exam (see below) and 4 practical case studies. For each case study, you are required to demonstrate using a combination of the most relevant Calmology principles and techniques. You will find a form to submit your 4 case studies below the exam.

COMBINING EXAM

We highly recommend you use a word document to record your answers and then copy and paste them into the form below.

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)

Coach Trainer Name

PLEASE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:

Q1. Your client cannot sleep... what Calmology principles and/or techniques would you use and why?

Q2. Your client suffers from anxiety... what Calmology principles and/or techniques would you use and why?

Q3. Your client's relationship is on the rocks... what Calmology principles and/or techniques would you use and why?

Q4. Your client is dwelling on past hurts... what Calmology principles and/or techniques would you use and why?

Q5. Your client has lower back pain... what Calmology principles and/or techniques would you use and why?

Q6. Your client experiences migraines... what Calmology principles and/or techniques would you use and why?

Q7. Your client is struggling to make money. ... what Calmology principles and/or techniques would you use and why?

Q8. Your client lacks confidence... what Calmology principles and/or techniques would you use and why?

Q9. Your client has anger issues... what Calmology principles and/or techniques would you use and why?

Q10. Your client wants to explore their spiritual side.. what Calmology principles and/or techniques would you use and why?

COMBINING CASE STUDIES

Congratulations for making it this far. You’ve learnt so much - over 80 individual transformational tools in total! Now it’s time to explore using them in a combined way. The combination of Mind Detox, Mind Calm, Body Calm and Calm Cure, along with the additional resources is even more powerful when combined. You need to cultivate the ability to know when to use the right principle or technique at the right time. Your 4 Combining Case Studies - with 'real people' - should cover the following:

The presenting problem you worked on with your case study client?
What Calmology principles and/or techniques you used and why.
What you found challenging about the session and what you would do differently next time.
The end result - did you client get the result(s) they were hoping for?

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

SectionPLEASE PROVIDE YOUR CASE STUDY SUMMARIES BELOW:

Case Study 1

Case Study 2

Case Study 3

Case Study 4

Calmologist Submissions

MIND CALM

MIND CALM EXAM

MIND CALM CASE STUDIES

MIND DETOX EXAM

MIND DETOX CASE STUDIES

CALM CURE

The assessment for the Calm Cure part of your Calmologist training includes a 20 question exam (see below) and 5 practical case studies. For each case study, you are required to use the Calm Cure technique on someone. You will find a form to submit your 5 case studies below the exam.

CALM CURE EXAM

CALM CURE CASE STUDIES

Body Calm Exam

Body Calm Case Studies

COMBINING

COMBINING EXAM

COMBINING CASE STUDIES

BUSINESS & MARKETING

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