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  • New Client Intake Form

    Before we begin our work together, I ask that you complete this New Patient Intake Form. It may take a bit of time to fill out, but your thoughtful responses will help me understand your background and guide our first session. Please reach out if you have any questions: therootcause.rh@gmail.com.
  • Personal Details

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  • Personal Details: Family and Marriage

  • Your Life Timeline

    Please list the major events of your life (dramatic events, trauma, shocks, fears, etc.) starting with the Present and working your way back to Birth. Write down everything meaningful you can remember in each category (Age, Date, Event, Feelings) in the following order:
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    Age Date Event Feelings
    46y 10m Aug 10, 2005 Car Accident Fear, thoughts of death
    40y 02m Nov 06, 1999 Separation Despair, hopeless, unworthy
    16y 11m Oct 20, 1972 Parents divorce Powerless, sad, angry, etc.
    13y 02m Nov 10, 1972 Elder brother died Sad, angry, rage, hurt
  • Uncovering Life’s Challenges: Your Emotional Journey

    In this section, we delve into some of the most impactful moments in your life—events that may have shaped your emotional and physical well-being. Reflect on experiences such as the greatest negative shock you’ve faced, sudden traumatic events, deep fears, and regrets. We also invite you to share any strong emotions you’ve felt, whether from intense annoyances, remorse, or secrets you’ve kept hidden. Your insights into these moments, including those leading up to the onset of any illness, will help us better understand your journey and support your healing process.
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  • Before You Were Born: Your Parents’ Journey

    In this section, we’d like to explore the time when your mother was pregnant with you. Reflect on what was happening in your parents’ lives during that period—whether it was personal challenges, significant events, or even broader circumstances like natural disasters or major societal changes. Understanding these moments can provide valuable insight into your early life experiences.
  • Describe your family tree

    As far as you can remember, going back if possible, 3 or 4 generations on both your father’s and your mother’s sides of the family (you and siblings, parents, grandparents, and great grandparents). Give any information you might have about any miscarriages or abortions, as well as about illnesses, causes of death, dates of birth and death, and particular characteristics of their lives. (This work is always very useful.)
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