What is trauma?
What is trauma?
An intense emotional response
The front part of the brain which doesn't fully develop until people are in their mid-twenties (responsible for executive functioning, reasoning, planning)?
Prefrontal cortex
What type of trauma happens at school?
What is Bullying
True or False. Anyone can experience a trauma reaction.
True!
True or False Trauma reminders are the same for everyone.
False!
Experiencing trauma affects functioning in daily_____
Life
Can trauma impact your ability to focus and concentrate? Y/N
Yes
True or False: You have to witness a trauma to be affected by it.
False- Vicarious trauma
True or False. Mistrust is a reaction to trauma
True
True or False Smell is a reminder most closest linked to your memory.
True
How can experiencing trauma overwhelm a person?
The ability to cope.
Is the hippocampus or the insula responsible for memory and learning?
hippocampus
True or False Can losing someone important to you a traumatic event?
True
What is the most common behavioral trauma reaction?
Avoidance
A child that experiences domestic violence and is triggered by yelling is which trauma reminder?
What is sound
Is trauma something that is expected or in a person's control? Y/N
No
The amygdala is in charge of F___, F___, and F___?
What is Fight, Flight or Freeze?
Type of trauma children witness between parents?
Domestic violence
What is an emotional reaction to trauma?
Nervousness, Anger, Sadness, Helplessness, Numbing, Fear, Shame, Guilt
What are two trauma reminders?
People, Places, Objects, Situations, Sounds, Tastes, Smells
Experiencing trauma affects how we see?
ourselves, others and the world around us
Trauma can affect individuals in various ways, name at least one of the ways?
What 3 types of trauma can happen between a child and parent?
Physical, neglect, and emotional
What skills that we learn when we are babies can we use to manage trauma symptoms?
Self-soothing skills- using the senses
Reminders of trauma can t_____ a response?
trigger