Operation Reset Intake Questionnaire
  • Intake Questionnaire

    Please take your time completing this form. It is lengthy, and should not be completed all in one sitting. When you are ready to take a break, please save it and you will be prompted to create a free account. You can pick up where you left off at a later time. The more information you provide, the deeper freedom you will receive.
  • Section I: Family Data- Parents & Siblings

    In order for me to get to know you better, I will have to ask you some questions about how you were raised. Things like the family atmosphere, your parent’s relationship, sibling relationships what expectations were put on you, cultural/religious customs, etc. Please be as forthright as possible so that we can uncover as many things as possible holding you back from reaching your full God ordained potential.
  • Section II: Household Environment

    In this section, I will ask you questions about the climate of your household at the time you were between ages 0-7. This will help me to get an idea of what it was like to grow up in your home, and how this may be impacting you now.
  • Section III: Client Developmental Data

    During this phase of the questionnaire, I will ask you some questions about yourself from ages 10-18 . Note: It is not necessary to go into great detail with any of your responses IN THIS SECTION. Ask the Holy Spirit to show you any areas of concern. He will tell you!
  • Section IV: Early Memories (EM)

    In this section you will be asked to share a few early memories of yourself. These memories should be a vignette- so it should have a beginning, middle, and an end. It should have a visual quality so you should be able to see these memories in your mind (not just hear them). These memories should be between the ages 0-7 preferably. If you are unable to remember anything from that far back, share any memories you have as a child. They should be short stories. Before you begin, please take a second to ask the Holy Spirit to bring only those memories to mind that he wants you to share.
  • EM Example:

    Age: 5  E.M. I was playing school with a few of my cousins and I finished my work first and turned it in. My older cousin read all my mistakes to my other cousins and they all laughed at me. It was a joke but it hurt my feelings. If you had to take a picture of the exact scene that was the focus of the E.M what would it be? My older cousin telling my other cousins that my work was wrong.  Feelings: Sad, embarrassed. Why did you feel this way? Because everyone thinks I am not smart. Most important part of the E.M: My cousin betraying me.
  • Section IV: Generational Data

    All questions relating to family apply to your entire family - even generations back.
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