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TF-CBT
How kids respond to Trauma
How kids feel when a sibling dies
How kids feel when separated from parents and siblings
Physical Abuse OR Trauma Response
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What is An event that was scary, distressing, disturbing or life-threatening that occurred in my life.
Trauma or A Traumatic Event
100
What is a sign or reaction to trauma. Also known as a sign of something that is happening, like a medical or mental health condition.
A Symptom Example: Anger can be a symptom of PTSD, or other mental illnesses.
100
Sometimes my upset feelings come out as bad behaviors: True or False:
True, this happens to lots of kids and adults!
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When a child loses a caregiver because of that parent going to jail, immigration, deportation (having to leave the country), military deployment, and termination of parental rights. What is ___________ ____________?
What is Traumatic Separation?
100
What is it called when a child is hurt, or injured by a parent or another grownup who is taking care of them? __________ _________
Physical Abuse The law helps protect children from child physical abuse. All children deserve to live in safe homes.
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a model of psychotherapy that combines trauma-sensitive interventions with cognitive behavioral therapy. Children and parents are provided knowledge and skills related to processing the trauma; managing distressing thoughts, feelings, and behaviors; and enhancing safety, parenting skills, and family communication. What is ___________ ?
What is TF-CBT (Trauma Focused - Cognitive Behavioral Therapy)?
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Name 3 symptoms that Destiny is tracking:
Intrusive Thoughts - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Flashbacks - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Sleep Disturbance - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 How is Destiny Doing?
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Some kids who have lost a sibling or a family member might feel guilty about being alive.
True or False: True, some kids feel this way. All children are different and unique. Each kid is important. You are important.
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Some children who experience separation, have the same symptoms as children who experience grief. True or False
True How could it be different?
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What is the almond shaped section of the brain that is responsible for detecting fear and preparing for emergency events?
The Amygdala
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Has TF-CBT helped other kids and families?
A series of randomized controlled trials have demonstrated the superiority of TF-CBT over nondirective play therapy and supportive therapies in children (ages 3 to 14) who have experienced multiple traumas, and those positive results were maintained over time. TF-CBT has proven to be effective in improving PTSD, depression, anxiety, externalizing behaviors, sexualized behaviors, feelings of shame, and mistrust. The parental component of TF-CBT increases the positive effects of TF-CBT for children by improving parents’ own levels of depression, emotional distress about their children’s abuse, support of the child, and parenting practices.
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Name 3 symptoms that other kids feel after experiencing traumatic grief or separation?
Intrusive thoughts Nightmares Not being able to stop thinking about the death or separation Imagining the worst, or different outcomes Avoiding reminders of the death or separation Feeling emotionally numb Being nervous Being jumpy Having trouble sleeping Poor concentration Irritability Anger Being "on alert" Being easily startled Developing new fears Negative thought about self, others, the event, or the world Negative changes in mood Feeling guilty Changes in behavior Self-destructive thoughts Physical symptoms - like stomachaches or headaches
300
How many cases of shaken baby syndrome occur in the United States each year?
1,300 25% of those infants die due to shaken baby syndrome.
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Name 3 symptoms that children might experience due to traumatic separation:
Intrusive thoughts Nightmares Disturbing images of the separation Avoiding reminders of what happened Making what happened seem smaller in their mind Negative beliefs about self, others, the event or the world Negative changes in mood (sadness, anger, fear, guilt, shame) Changes in behavior Self-destructive thoughts Physical Symptoms - stomach aches, headaches Viewing the parent as all good, or all bad Feeling emotionally numb
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What is shaken baby syndrome?
Shaken Baby Syndrome/Abusive Head Trauma (SBS/AHT) is a term used to describe the constellation of signs and symptoms resulting from violent shaking or shaking and impacting of the head of an infant or small child.
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What is the image we can think of to describe the Weight of trauma reminders like intrusive thoughts, flashbacks, and difficulty sleeping?
Trauma Memory Bully
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What is one grounding technique I can use to defeat my intrusive thoughts?
The Five Senses - Now let's try it together!
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What worries do kids have when their sibling dies from shaken baby syndrome or an abusive head trauma?
They may feel sad or angry. Sometimes kids are ashamed or scared. Other kids may feel guilty for not protecting their sibling. What if other people knew what happened, what worries would kids have?
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Watch this video together: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEHwB1PG_-Q Name 1 thing you learned:
Congratulations, you know a lot about how the brain and body responds to fear!
500
Who is on my TF-CBT Team?
Ms. Katie, Mrs. Marsha, Mrs. Amber, Mrs. Melissa and Destiny! Kids who have supportive caregivers involved in treatment have a higher success rate in decreasing symptoms and feeling much better!
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Name 3 supportive people I can reach out to when I am having difficulty with one of my symptoms:
You choose!
500
Some kids have lots of questions, thoughts and feelings after the death of a sibling that can be overwhelming. True or False
True, this is fairly common for children and adults who experience the death of a sibling.
500
Surprise! This is a general trauma question: What are 3 ways our bodies respond to fear?
Flight Fight Freeze Can you give one example?
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How do kids feel about the person who caused shaken baby syndrome?
Other kids might feel confused, sad, angry, depressed or anxious, worried, hopeless, or even emotionally numb. What thoughts about that person might kids have?