Session Structure Flashcards
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During the pre-talk phase of an RTT session, what is the therapist's PRIMARY goal?
Answer: To build rapport and explain the process to the client
The pre-talk is used to build rapport, set expectations, and educate the client about how RTT and hypnosis work.
In RTT, what happens IMMEDIATELY after the regression phase of the session?
Answer: The therapist performs the transformation work and installs new beliefs
After regression uncovers the root cause, the therapist moves into transformation — reframing beliefs and installing new empowering perspectives while the client remains in hypnosis.
How long is a typical RTT session expected to last?
Answer: 2–3 hours
RTT sessions typically run 2–3 hours because they integrate pre-talk, induction, regression, transformation, and recording creation.
What role does the 'Rapid' in Rapid Transformational Therapy play in terms of session structure?
Answer: Results and root-cause work are targeted in a single session rather than many sessions
RTT is 'rapid' because it is designed to uncover root causes and achieve transformation in one to three sessions rather than months of weekly therapy.
Which component of the RTT session structure is designed to address and neutralize limiting beliefs discovered during regression?
Answer: The transformation
The transformation phase directly reframes, releases, and replaces the limiting beliefs uncovered during regression.
During which part of the RTT session does the therapist typically record the personalized audio the client will listen to for 21 days?
Answer: Near the end of the session, after transformation
The bespoke recording is created at the end of the hypnosis portion, incorporating the transformation work, and is sent to the client to reinforce change over 21 days.
What is the purpose of 'parts therapy' or scene revisiting during the regression phase of RTT?
Answer: To identify the scenes and beliefs that formed the root cause of the presenting issue
Regression and scene revisiting in RTT is used diagnostically to locate the original event(s) that created the limiting belief driving the client's issue.