Modules
In this module, children learn to identify a range of feelings, rate feelings at different intensities, normalize conflicting feelings and identify strategies to modulate affect.
Affective Modulation
In this module, your Motivational Interviewing skills will come in handy
Engagement
The term for the general therapeutic process that engages the client in thinking about the trauma
What is Exposure
This is what the "c" in cPTSD stands for
What is Complex
This module focuses on the dual aspects of Exposure and Cognitive Processing re: traumatic event
What is a Trauma Narrative
What does the "C" stand for in PRACTICE
Conjoint TN
This is the term for when PTSD symptoms accompany unresolved grief symptoms
Traumatic grief
These are the three phases of TF-CBT
Stabilization, Trauma narrative and processing, Integration and consolidation
In the acronym PRACTICE, the E stands for this phrase (2 words)
This module involves teaching safety skills for use in risky situations that may arise in the future
What is Enhancing Safety
This term refers to a list of triggers that includes rating/scaling of such items
What is a Fear Ladder
This is what we do after scoring an assessment measure
Give feedback
In this module, we introduce/revisit the CBT triangle and help clients to identify the unhelpful or inaccurate thoughts that cause distress
Cognitive Coping
True or False - Psychoeducation often includes teaching parents about how to apply positive parenting techniques to address bx problems and how connect their child's behavior to their trauma hx
True - Parenting
This is the most commonly used self-report assessment measure in TF-CBT. Bonus if you know where to locate it!
UCLA PTSD Assessment
Common - Childrens - TF-CBT
Research has shown that _____% of abused children receiving TF-CBT show significant improvement in less than 16 weeks (closest gets the points)
80%
This module involves normalizing exposure to trauma, symptoms and social norms regarding child responsibility for trauma and trauma coping
Psychoeducation
This module may involve teaching skills such as PMR, guided imagery and deep breathing
What is Relaxation
Identify at least 1 of the many possible goals of shared parent-child sessions
*Provide opportunity for child to receive validation, praise and support from trusted adult
* Allow trusted adult to learn about child's perspective
* promote opportunity to practice talking about trauma together
* create opportunity for parent to make amends/acknowledge if appropriate
What does NCTSN stand for and what is it/how do we utilize it?
The National Child Traumatic Stress Network | (nctsn.org)