Creating Sexual Safety and Promoting Healing (Recovery) In Foster care and Adoption (Nv)

1. Children can recover from traumatic events, such as sexual abuse when

They have a caregiver that believes the child’s story of what happened to them

Someone can give them honest answers to their questions of what happened to them

Their caregiver can validate their feelings

All choices are correct

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3. Each foster home should have a sexual safety contract and a discussion with each child as they are placed in their home about the sex rules of the home, regardless of whether or not there is a known history of sexual abuse.

True

False

5. It is important that when a child is placed in a foster that the foster parents have a discussion about the household rules, which includes

Where and when to eat meals

Who is responsible for which chores

Who is permitted to have sex in the home

All choices are correct

9. It is important for foster parents to discuss appropriate touching and set boundaries based on what the ___________ says is appropriate.

Licensing agency

Case Management Agency

Foster Parent

Child

10. Which of the following is NOT part of the process of validating the child's feelings?

Ask them what they are feeling, then tell them it will be ok.

Connect their behavior with the traumatic response.

Tell them how you view their behavior as an expression of their traumatic response.

Tell them that you understand how their feelings after enduring the specific abuse.

Creating Sexual Safety and Promoting Healing (Recovery) In Foster care and Adoption (Nv)

1. Children can recover from traumatic events, such as sexual abuse when

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. Which of the following is NOT a natural response to a traumatic event?

3. Each foster home should have a sexual safety contract and a discussion with each child as they are placed in their home about the sex rules of the home, regardless of whether or not there is a known history of sexual abuse.

4. Typically, children initially tell adults about their history of sexual abuse through their

5. It is important that when a child is placed in a foster that the foster parents have a discussion about the household rules, which includes

6. According to the presenter, regardless of the reason for coming into care, _______ of the children in care have been sexually abused.

7. ________ is necessary to recover from trauma.

8. Ongoing, individual, weekly sessions with a therapist trained in trauma issues is the best bet for helping children recover from traumatic experiences.

9. It is important for foster parents to discuss appropriate touching and set boundaries based on what the ___________ says is appropriate.

10. Which of the following is NOT part of the process of validating the child's feelings?