Intergenerational Trauma
What is intergenerational trauma?
Intergenerational trauma is trauma suffered by one generation that is passed on to subsequent generations.
What kind of partners were more likely to be chosen by females who have suffered CSA?
Partners who have suffered childhood abuse
What is the parenting style typical of mothers who have suffered interpersonal trauma?
Authoritarian
A host of person, event and environmental factors may influence individual posttraumatic response and recovery --> True or False
True
How can intergenerational trauma be passed down?
It can be passed down from environmental, genetic, and social factors.
Name three symptoms children of Holocaust survivors can have:
What kind of attachment style would be predicted of a child who's mothers suffer from PTSD?
Disorganized attachment style
Person variables influencing posttraumatic response and recovery include which of the following:
The frequency of the event/experience
The ecological context within which the traumatic events were experienced
Age/ race and ethnicity
3. Age/race and ethnicity
Name two examples of situations mentioned in the presentation when clients suffer from intergenerational transmission of trauma:
Genocides, civil wars, natural disasters, abuse, discrimination, etc.
How many children were taken from adults between April and May of 2018?
1,995
Why does maternal interpersonal trauma negatively impact a child's psychosocial development?
Maternal depression or lower social support
Name one recommendation social workers can provide support and assistance to a victim of trauma.
Seek Trauma Informed care training, psychoeducation, advocate, be aware of trauma and its impact