Impact
Facts about DV
True or False
TFCBT
Trauma
100

Share one way domestic violence negatively affect children.

They may have more anger, aggression, defiant, they may abuse others, worry about safety, depressed, anxious, social withdrawal, less to no friends, learning difficulties, resentment, fear, embarrassed, insecure, confusion about parents loyalty.

100

Children exposed to domestic violence are at a higher risk of being exposed to other forms of abuse. 

True or False


True, it is currently estimated that 50% of perpetrators who abuse their spouses abuse their children. Children are a higher risk of being emotionally and sexually abused than other children.

100

Domestic violence is only physical.

False. Abusive actions against another person can be verbal, emotional, sexual, and physical.

100

What is TFCBT?

Evidenced based treatment used to help children and their families deal with the aftermath of a traumatic experience.

100
What is trauma

A really stressful or scary event that is overwhelming


200

Children feel responsible for domestic violence and not stopping it. 

True or False

True, however IT IS NEVER the child's fault and children can't stop fighting between adults in their home no matter how good they are.

200

What is domestic violence?

It means that one adult family member is hurting another family member by pushing, shoving, hitting, slapping, punching, name calling, killing, threatening, forcing someone to do things that they don't want to do, not allowing them to do what they want to, or using objects to hurt a family member.

200

You can tell by looking at someone if they will be violent.

False. You can't tell by looking at someone if they will be violent. BUT, if a person has hit once in a relationship, they are likely to do it again.

200

How long does TF-CBT last?

12-18 sessions

200

How many people/kids experience trauma?

33% of children and 70% of adults


300

How does children behaviors change when exposed to domestic violence?

Bullying, physical aggression, talking back, verbal aggression, difficulty focusing at school, nightmares, sleep problems, running away, taking on parental role, withdrawal from peers, difficulty separating especially from the battered parent.

300

What are ways that someone control a person in domestic violence relationships?

Physical abuse, sexual abuse, psychological abuse, financial abuse, social restrictions, and destruction of property and/or family pets.

300

Children often have mixed feelings about the person who is being violent, especially if they are a parent.

True. They might feel confused because they feel anger, love, fear, and respect at the same time for the same person.

300

What percentage of kids feel better after TFCBT?

80% feel better

300

What are some symptoms of trauma

  • Reliving the event over and over in thought or in play
  • Nightmares and sleep problems
  • Becoming very upset when something causes memories of the event
  • Lack of positive emotions
  • Intense ongoing fear or sadness
  • Irritability and angry outbursts
  • Constantly looking for possible threats, being easily startled
  • Acting helpless, hopeless or withdrawn
  • Denying that the event happened or feeling numb
  • Avoiding places or people associated with the event
400

When someone witness domestic violence it means you only see it.

True or False

False, hearing it happening, seeing aftermath of it such as the bruises, torn clothing, broken items in the home.

400

Domestic violence only occurs in heterosexual (relationship between man and women) relationships.

True or False

False, domestic violence is most frequently committed by men against women however it's frequent in gay and lesbian relationships.

400

Parents should not talk to children about domestic violence. They won't understand anyway.

False. Talking to children about domestic violence helps to break the cycle. Sending a clear message that it is unacceptable and teaching them non-violent ways of resolving conflict is very important.

400

What is trauma?

An emotional response to a traumatic event. Trauma can continue to cause emotional and physical symptoms many years after the event has ended.

400

What can victims of bullying and domestic violence do to help themselves?

Talk to their parents or someone they trust, seek professional help, develop a safety plan, know that it's not your fault.

500

Young children will not remember the violence they have witnessed.

Children do not forget what they have witnessed. Young children demonstrate a remarkable capacity for recalling traumatic events.

500

How many children witness domestic violence in their homes?

More than 3 million kids see this violence in their homes every year.

500

Some people deserve to be abuse.

False. Actually, no one deserves to be abused. The only person responsible for the abuse if the abuser. Physical violence, even among family members, is wrong and against the law.

500

What are the practice components of TFCBT?

Psychoeducation, parenting skills, relaxation, problem solving, cognitive processing (understanding the connection between thoughts, feelings and actions and ensuring safety.

500

How is domestic violence and bullying the same?

It consists of name calling, hitting, pushing, threatening, isolation, teasing, telling a person what they can and can't do, controlling, etc.