Trauma-informed care (Oh)

1. The purpose of the ACE Study was to look at how impact ___.

Adverse childhood experiences; adult health

Positive childhood experiences; child health outcomes

Adult trauma; adult health

Child sexual abuse; adult suicide attempts

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2. When working with a biological parent who does not seem to trust you, you should ________________________.

Continue to try and a build a relationship

Ask them for their perspective of their situation

Ask them what they hope to get out of the system involvement

All choices are correct

3. When a parent is telling you about past traumatic experiences, it is important to ___________________________.

Keep your emotional reaction neutral

Call the caseworker and put the parent on the phone with them

Let them know that everything they say will be documented for the court

Advise them that most people do not suffer that much trauma

4. When you are building a relationship with a biological parent it is NOT helpful to __________________________.

Consider that the parent may have their own trauma history

Tell the parent that they must comply with their case plan, or else

Remember that some parent's can overcome adverse experiences and parent their children

Keep in mind that the parent may consider you as the 'bad guy'

6. The Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study was initiated by ____________________________.

Kaiser Permanente insurance company

Duke University Medical Center

The Department of Health and Human Services

The State of Florida

7. If a child is removed from a traumatic environment and has been stabilized and recieved trauma treatment, then their IQ scores___________________________.

Will be higher than their peers

Can improve over time

Will be significantly lower than those in trauma settings

Will remain the same

9. The effects of trauma are impacted by characteristics of the _______________________.

Home, the family, and the child

The child, the event, and the family

The parent, the home, and the event

The parent, the child, and the family

10. In order to help minimize trauma symptoms in children it is helpful to create ____________________________.

Child friendly areas where children play

Sterile environments that have no distractions

New family environments with new and attentive caregivers

Learning areas where children can learn about trauma informed care

Trauma-informed care (Oh)

1. The purpose of the ACE Study was to look at how impact ___.

2.

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

2. When working with a biological parent who does not seem to trust you, you should ________________________.

3. When a parent is telling you about past traumatic experiences, it is important to ___________________________.

4. When you are building a relationship with a biological parent it is NOT helpful to __________________________.

5. All persons who experience the same traumatic event will also have the same reaction and traumatic stress symptoms.

6. The Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study was initiated by ____________________________.

7. If a child is removed from a traumatic environment and has been stabilized and recieved trauma treatment, then their IQ scores___________________________.

8. If a child lives in a home with ongoing domestic violence, then their brain focuses on___________________________.

9. The effects of trauma are impacted by characteristics of the _______________________.

10. In order to help minimize trauma symptoms in children it is helpful to create ____________________________.

Trauma-informed care (Oh)

1. The purpose of the ACE Study was to look at how ________________ impact ___________________.

2.

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

2. When working with a biological parent who does not seem to trust you, you should ________________________.

3. When a parent is telling you about past traumatic experiences, it is important to ___________________________.

4. When you are building a relationship with a biological parent it is NOT helpful to __________________________.

5. All persons who experience the same traumatic event will also have the same reaction and traumatic stress symptoms.

6. The Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study was initiated by ____________________________.

7. If a child is removed from a traumatic environment and has been stabilized and recieved trauma treatment, then their IQ scores___________________________.

8. If a child lives in a home with ongoing domestic violence, then their brain focuses on___________________________.

9. The effects of trauma are impacted by characteristics of the _______________________.

10. In order to help minimize trauma symptoms in children it is helpful to create ____________________________.

1. The purpose of the ACE Study was to look at how impact ___.