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Trauma Treatment

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Treatment Approach: Trauma-Informed Care

What is Trauma-Informed Care?
Principles of Trauma-Informed Care
Treatment Options Overview

Treatment Options Overview
Lifestyle Practices
CBT

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1. Question
Which of the following is true regarding trauma treatment?
- Trauma treatment is the same for everyone and follows a strict plan.
- Trauma treatment only uses medication to help with symptoms.
- Trauma treatment helps you deal with your trauma through things like therapy, lifestyle changes, or medication.
- Trauma treatment and trauma-informed care mean the same thing.
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What is the primary focus of trauma-informed care?
- Trauma-informed care involves creating treatment plans that do not consider a patient's trauma history to avoid bias.
- Trauma-informed care recognizes the deep impact of trauma and integrates this understanding into all aspects of service delivery, emphasizing safety, trust, and patient autonomy.
- Trauma-informed care primarily aims to directly treat trauma symptoms through the prescription of medication.
- Trauma-informed care is a specialized form of emergency care focused on addressing severe physical injuries.
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What does trauma care primarily refer to?
- Providing support for individuals with emotional trauma.
- Treating severe bodily injuries, such as those from accidents.
- Offering counseling services for trauma survivors.
- Implementing trauma-informed policies in healthcare facilities.
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Which of the following are established principles of trauma-informed care? (select all that apply)
- Safety: Ensuring staff and clients feel psychologically and physically safe.
- Transparency and Trustworthiness: Decisions are made with transparency, to build trust between clients, family members and staff.
- Structure and Predictability: Establishing clear and consistent routines to create a stable and predictable environment for clients, even if it limits their choices.
- Consistency: Applying the same therapeutic approach to all clients to maintain fairness and standardization.
- Peer support: Individuals with lived experiences of trauma utilize their experience and story to support with recovery.
- Professional Authority: Prioritizing the expertise of healthcare providers in making decisions for clients, overpowering any and all client input.
- Collaboration: There is a meaningful sharing of decision making and power between clients and staff
- Empowerment, Voice and Choice: There is recognition of an individual’s strengths and their ability to heal. There is a focus on empowering the individual, and they are supported in decision-making and goal-setting for themselves.
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5. Question
Emily has been struggling with PTSD and finds herself avoiding situations that remind her of her trauma. She decides to try a form of therapy where she gradually faces these avoided situations to help manage her symptoms. What type of trauma treatment is Emily engaging in?
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Counselling for coping skills
- Changing her lifestyle practices
- Exposure Therapy
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Simple lifestyle changes uch as eating healthy foods, making time for exercise, and spending time with loved ones can be used to help you cope with some of the impacts of trauma.
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- False
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Alex wants to improve his daily life by making changes that support his overall well-being alongside other treatments for his trauma. Which of the following is an example of a lifestyle change that might help him?
- Attending weekly therapy sessions without any lifestyle changes
- Avoiding all social interactions to minimize stress
- Eating a balanced diet and exercising regularly
- Only focusing on medication management
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What is the primary goal of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) in the context of trauma treatment?
- To expose individuals to their trauma triggers to reduce avoidance behaviors.
- To help individuals recognize and change harmful thought patterns and beliefs related to their trauma.
- To provide general lifestyle advice for managing trauma symptoms.
- To offer emotional support through peer counseling.
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