FIRST TECHNIQUE, THEN INTEGRATION

The step that will take you from the ACMC level and prepare you for the PCMC level is that of integrating all of your skills. But before you can do that, you first have to be able to master all of the techniques at the 2.5 level. That means that you perform the seven core skills and all or most of the sub-skills technically correct. And without a doubt, that’s a lot!

To perform the skills technically correct, you have to know and understand the skill, and you have to have practiced it with sufficient precision, so you know how to express the skill verbally, behaviorally, and relationally. It means you can ask each of the 18 questions in the Well-Formed Outcome set of questions precisely as they are written, and you know how to work the questions using testing, checking, clarity, and exploration questions (the energizing questions). Do you know how to do that? It takes a lot of deliberate practice. Have you done that?