Assessment and Engagement
CATS. TSCYC, TSCC, PERQ, SBI
What are Standardized Assessment Tools
A scary upsetting event
What is trauma?
PRACTICE
What are components of TF-CBT
TF-CBT Components of Psychoeducation
What is therapy, trauma, trauma reactions, sexual abuse, secrets, grooming, physical abuse, DV
TF- CBT Components of relaxation
What is fight or flight, window of tolerance, anxiety, current resources, 4 types of relaxation - calming, energy output, distraction, art expression, PMR, play, toga, mindfulness, exercise/sports, music, breathing, guided imagery
6 High risk behaviors in the SATP
What is contact with offender, SI/HI/self-harm, sexual behaviors, run away, substance use, other abuse
Natural Disasters, accidents, violence, sudden/violent deaths, physical and sexual abuse
What are types of traumas?
average length of stay
12-16 single trauma
25 complex trauma
TF-CBT Components of Parenting
What is co-regulation, praise, selective attention/ignoring, direct commands, age appropriate rewards and consequences, special play time, PRIDE, basic behavior management principles,
TF-CBT Components of Affect Modulation
What are feeling words, facial expressions, where in body, definitions of feelings, size of feelings, how to decrease size of feelings, more than one feeling at a time, feelings related to abuse/trauma
Therapy wont work, I am busy, i do not have transportation
What are Barriers to treatment
5 areas of PTSD Diagnosis
Intrusion, avoidance, negative self thoughts, arousal, interferes with functioning
Age of TF-CBT
3-21
TF-CBT components of Cognitive Coping
What is cognitive triangle, what is difference between thoughts, feelings, actions, thoughts affect feelings and actions, what are unhelpful thoughts, what are helpful thoughts
TF-CBT Components of Enhancing Safety
What are safety skills, boundaries, assertiveness, who are my safe adults, safety skills for high risk behaviors, safety to address future trauma, safety discharge plan
Child, Caregiver, CPT, CM, CVA, CBHA, Abuse Report, Forensic Interview, Other service providers
Components of thorough assessment
Regression, Mood swings, Changes in school performance, masturbation
What are other common symptoms of trauma
Contraindications
Active suicidal thoughts/actions and/or substance abuse
Contact with abuser/no supportive caregiver
What are components of In-Vivo Exposure
What is gradual exposure, separation from harmless conditioned responses verses real danger, reduce avoidance that interferes with daily functioning
What are components of graduation and closure
What is review of what I have learned, discharge safety plan, empowerment statements, celebration of completion of therapy
Rapport is liking the therapist True or False
False - Rapport is that I believe you can help me
Symptoms and interference with functioning
What is Clinical neccessity
Primary Guideline of TF-CBT
What is gradual exposure
What are components of Trauma Narrative and Cognitive Processing
What is reason for trauma narrative, what is a positive experience narrative, what is before trauma what is first, worst, last trauma narrative experience, what are thoughts and feeling before, during , and after trauma experiences, what are more helpful thoughts about trauma experiences, what are ways to release high intensity negative emotions related to trauma experiences,
What are components of Conjoint sessions
What is opportunity for child to receive validation, praise, and support, allow trusted adult to learn about child's perspective, allow trusted adult to make amends, decrease stigma/shame