Integrating Spirituality into Therapy Welcome aboard!  You are in for a treat and a chance to recreate the wonderful experience of Bill O'Hanlon's workshop.  at The Northern School of NLP; This quiz is based on the combination of his handouts and his slide presentation.  You will be given a random selection of 25 questions out of the pool of 60. Obviously you will test your konwledge understanding more thoroughly, the more quizzes you do. Since the answer to each question comes with an explanation, this is another way to add to your learning.  We hope you enjoy exploring further. First name:   email:   1 Self Witnessing is the process of: problem solving acknowledging one's own suffering forgiveness finding a response 2 This question "If you were to name the two most contradictory aspects of your personality, what would they be?" generates: connection compassion inclusion constancy 3 Client "I've been really depressed."  Therapist "you've been depressed most of the time lately." reflect in past tense global to partial reality to perception problems to preferences expectancy talk 4 Which is not true?  The major therapeutic purpose behind using our "bad" behaviour as a trigger to do something good in the community is: to be part of a larger world to be a punishment to be an act of atonement to be a an act of forgiveness 5 Inclusion and permission are processes to generate: connection compassion contribution constancy 6 What does this question generate? "If you had to name the cause that you feel most passionate about, what would it be?" connection compassion contribution constancy 7 You can change a pattern by changing: actions cause location timing non-verbals 8 Personal connections relate to: Family, Community, Another Nature, Cosmic Consciousness Body and Soul Prophets and God 9 Which of these is not true? Spiritual practice can be disguised as good deeds. Regular spiritual practice is good for the soul. There may be a family history of spiritual practice It's important to have the intention to have spiritual practice None of these 10 Compassion is about finding that softening within you - for your self or for another. True False 11 People can change what happens by discovering how they do their problem. True False 12 Welcoming a new learner with a fanfare is an example of which ritual. connecting continuity remembering inclusion 13 Client "From the things she has said and done, it's obvious she doesn't care for me or our marriage."  Therapist "Some of the things she's done have given you the sense she doesn't care."  This is an example of: reflect in past tense global to partial reality to perception problems to preferences expectancy talk 14 The resources found within the transpersonal zone include: spirituality body family alternative stories community soul 15 Embracing the Shadow is the process of coming to terms with the feared, avoided, devalued and disowned. True False 16 From a poll of Marriage and Family Therapists (2002) 96% said that spiritual issues should be included in clinical work. True False 17 Which is NOT an example of Permissive language? You don't have to ... It's OK to ... comfortalby uncomfortable You're OK if you don't ... 18 The counterbalance to spirituality is fear. True False 19 Compassion can be achieved by: knowing they are not what they do focussing on the behaviour separating the problem from the identity knowing they are this and much more 20 Discovering a client's attitude towards religion can sometimes reveal blockages s/he may have to the concept of spirituality. True False 21 Antidotes to a client's injuctions (oughts & have to's), double binds, and self devaluing language are: problem solving and mindfulness deep listening and Mitvah Therapy permission and spiritual practices valuing, permission and inclusion 22 Spirituality can be expressed as the combination of: compassion, connection and collusion connection, contribution and certainty connection, compassion and contribution contribution, certainty and constancy 23 instead of shrinking as a result of a traumatic event , we can use it as point to grow from.  This is an example of being energised by being: blissed blessed pissed wounded 24 "What are you listening or watching for?" "What do you think or believe you must do or be or have?" "What do you think or believe you cannot do or be or have?" are examples of: future pull mindfulness challenge of premises externalise the problem use of rituals 25 Soliciting times when a client has felt connected to something greater hinders the therapeutic process. True False So what was that like?  Have you come away with more ideas and renewed thinking?  Here's to continuing connection, compassion and contribution.

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