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Treating PTSD: Natural Disasters, Sexual Abuse, and Combat
Treating PTSD: Natural Disasters, Sexual Abuse & Combat

Psychologist Post-Test
Psychologist CEs, Counselor CEUs, Social Worker CEUs, MFT CEUs

Instructions:

  1. Read Course Content.
  2. Select correct answer from below. Place letter in the box before the corresponding question.
  3. After completing and scoring the CE Test below a Certificate granting 1 continuing education credit(s) for this Course is issued to you on-line.

Questions:
1. What are three ways to identify how trauma can affect a client?
2. What are three ways that a client might reexperience trauma?
3. What are three types of adaptation reactions to trauma?
4. What are three manifestations of depression in conjunction with PTSD?
5. What are three ways for a client to better understand his or her emotions?
6. What are three destructive behaviors that clients use in answer to survivor guilt?
7. What are the three levels of victimization?
8. What are the three types of triggers?
9. What are three techniques that are useful in helping PTSD clients cope with their triggers?
10. What are four techniques that could help your client recall the trauma safely and accurately?
11. What are three challenges in helping clients recall their emotions during the trauma?
12. What are three aspects in addressing clients who are suffering from unresolved anger?
Answers:
A. Sleep disturbances; flashbacks; and emotional recall.
B. Memory prompts, revisiting the scene of the trauma, talking to others, and artistic outlets.
C. Emotional numbing, trigger avoidance, and hypervigilance.
D. Behavioral depression; learned helplessness; repressed anger; and loss and grief.
E. The trigger coping questionnaire; writing; and the abdominal breathing exercise.
F. How they articulate their anger; the targets at which they direct their anger; and forgiving their targets.
G. Analyzing the extent of the trauma; anger; and guilt.
H. Anniversary triggers, current stresses, and bodily triggers.
I. Resistant clients; risks; and unresolved grief and anger. 
J. Self-mutilation, substance addiction, and eating disorders.
K. Feeling awareness; differentiate between thoughts vs. feelings; and writing out the trauma.
L. Shattered assumptions; secondary wounding; and victim thinking.

 


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