Type of occurrence known to trigger a crisis. Type of event
What is a precipitating event
100
Crisis is both a _____ and a ________
What are danger and opportunity?
100
The initials NAADAC
What is the National Association for Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors (NAADAC)
100
Veterans who survive traumatic events are often described as having these types of wounds
What are "invisible" wounds?
100
Repeated exposure to clients with trauma can lead a clinician to experience this.
What is vicarious traumatization, burnout, secondary traumatization, compassion fatigue...?
200
The person has a ______ of the event as threatening or damaging
What is perception
200
A defense mechanism that assists people who have experienced trauma to continue to function. They push even into the subconscious.
What is dissociation?
200
A type of therapy that works well with children
What is play therapy, sand tray therapy, therapy with animals,...
200
The gland in the brain that recognizes danger and signals the adrenal glands
What is the amygdala?
200
What are SBIRT
CAGE
AUDIT
ASI
CRAFFT
What are assessment tools for addictions, substance use disorders ...?
300
This perception of the event leads to emotional__________
What is distress
300
Various symptoms such as nightmares, flashbacks, inability to recall events, emotional numbing, detachment for 3 weeks may be symptoms of this.
What is Acute Stress Disorder?
300
In Trauma informed care the three pillars of working with traumatized children
What is safety,(stabilization) connection and
managing emotions
300
the "CEO" of the brain
What is the pre frontal cortex
300
SAMHSA stands for
What is the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration?
400
Emotional distress leads to ____________in functioning
What is impairment?
400
Symptoms that last more than 30 days and may include experiencing or perceiving a threat, dissociation, emotional numbing, flashbacks, depression, difficulty recalling events of a trauma, avoiding memories associate with the event
What is PTSD?
400
Therapists are bound by ethical guidelines in counseling and need to inform clients as to these
What are limits to confidentiality
400
What trauma victims may do that may lead to abuse of substances or alcohol
What is self medicate
400
These are some of the immediate treatment options for trauma
What is debrief, critical incident stress debriefing, trauma response, disaster mental health,
500
Emotional distress leads to impairment in functioning due to failure of ______methods
What is coping?
500
Repeated exposure to traumatizing events may lead to this
What is complex trauma?
500
The name of the axis where the body responds to a threat
What is the HPA axis
Hypothalamic-pituitary axis
500
Treatment options for trauma
What are EMDR, Trauma Informed Care, CBT, Exposure and Response Prevention, Equine Therapy, Art Therapy, Dance Therapy etc etc...
500
A critical stage in human development in
which individuals gain independence from parents. This
vulnerable period of life often involves experimentation with
intoxicating substances and other risky behaviors.