Helping Children With Grief and Loss (Ky)

1. An effective technique for intervention is:

All choices are correct

Worry lists

Poetry

Dance and movement

2. A typical response to bereavement by Adolescents is:

All choices are correct

Using drugs

Low self esteem

Defiance

3. You should require an older child to attend a funeral to give them closure.

False

True

4. If a child refuses to talk about their feelings or losses you should NOT:

Force them to talk about it

Encourage them to draw pictures

Give them permission to grieve

Address their fears

5. An example of a loss that can be considered positive is when a child is adopted and is no longer in an unstable home environment

True

False

6. An example of a type of loss for a child is:

All choices are correct

Death of a parent

Substance Abuse

Changes in daily routine

7. Another word used to describe " a response to a loss" is ____________.

Grief

Loss

Trauma

Transition

8. Which statement is INCORRECT about an infant's response to bereavement?

Infants do not respond to bereavement because they are too young to understand

Infants will often mirror the grief of a caregiver

Infants will show sadness in spurts

Infants may be fussy and hard to calm down

9. When a child is experiencing grief and loss, they may have "triggers." The most powerful sense that often triggers is:

Smell

Touch

Taste

Hearing

10. Pre-schoolers may respond to bereavement with "Magical Thinking", which can lead to ________.

Blaming themselves

Becoming angry

Not believing the death is permanent.

Blaming others

Helping Children With Grief and Loss (Ky)

1. An effective technique for intervention is:

2.

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

2. A typical response to bereavement by Adolescents is:

3. You should require an older child to attend a funeral to give them closure.

4. If a child refuses to talk about their feelings or losses you should NOT:

5. An example of a loss that can be considered positive is when a child is adopted and is no longer in an unstable home environment

6. An example of a type of loss for a child is:

7. Another word used to describe " a response to a loss" is ____________.

8. Which statement is INCORRECT about an infant's response to bereavement?

9. When a child is experiencing grief and loss, they may have "triggers." The most powerful sense that often triggers is:

10. Pre-schoolers may respond to bereavement with "Magical Thinking", which can lead to ________.