Functional medicine (A+ Graded Already)

UNIT 1 The coach's role in the relationship is to: a. Be the facilitator b. Ask the right questions c. Keep track of time d. Keep track of client learning e. All of the above correct answers E 2. The most important distinction between therapists and coaches is that: a. Coaches are relationship-centric rather than outcome-centric b. Coaches deal with non-clinical concerns c. Coaches assume a supportive role d. Coaches approach the client with compassion correct answers B 3. The role of the client includes: a. Setting the agenda and deciding what to talk about/discuss b. Being seen as whole and resourceful c. Doing the work/making the change d. All of the above correct answers D 4. Along with support and accountability, what are the most important qualities of good coaches? a. Clear communication b. Expert knowledge c. Emotional intelligence d. Both A and C correct answers D 5. Which two qualities in a coach are most important to achieving successful outcomes? a. Confidentiality and honesty/coach authenticity b. Organization and structure c. Self-confidence and self-respect d. Being challenging and supportive correct answers A 6. All of the following are examples of surface questions except: a. Who can help you? b. When does this need to be done by? c. How important is this to you? d. What exactly did the doctor say? correct answers C