Feelings
False! Everyone has feelings!!!
Traumatic experiences can be planned for?
Traumatic experiences are often unexpected.
True or false: Trauma can impact our thinking?
True! There are many reactions to trauma.
True or false: People might have nightmares after trauma.
True!
True or false: Trauma is not stressful
False! Trauma causes a stress reaction.
Two types of emotions.
What are sad, happy, anger, etc.
True or false: People all deal with trauma the same way.
What is false because everyone has different experiences.
True or false: Thoughts impact our behaviors.
True!
"Not caring" might be an effect of trauma
True
True or false: Sometimes people are angry after trauma.
The percentage of people that have experienced a traumatic event.
What is 40%
True or false: People might have negative thoughts after trauma.
True: Negative thinking might happen more often
Trauma does not affect the body.
False! People might have headaches or be tired after trauma.
Why might a person "never forget" about a trauma?
They might worry all the time about it happening again.
What does worry feel like?
What is always being fearful of something happening that might not happen?
True or False: People can get help after trauma.
True! Talking about trauma can help!
True or false: People might have trouble concentrating after a traumatic event.
True! Trauma can cause people to be distracted.
Why might someone "not care" after trauma?
Depression or avoidance
True or false: People might not want to do things they enjoy after trauma.
True! People might be worried or feel sad.
Why might someone feel shame or guilt after experiencing a trauma?
What is because they might wrongly feel they caused it or they could have stopped it.
What are some types of traumatic experiences?
True or false: People can get help to lessen their traumatic symptoms.
True!
True or false: Does "doing things" that might interest a person help with trauma?
True! Getting involved might help by building friendships.
True or false: All people always act the same way, even after trauma.