133. The four component modules of dialectical behavior therapy are: a. Phase-oriented treatment, affect regulation, forgiveness, and mindfulness. b. Interpersonal effectiveness, energy therapy, somatosensory integration, and mindfulness. c. Mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness. d. Internal family systems, affect regulation, distress tolerance, and mindfulness. 134. Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR): a. Is based on the theory of Adaptive Information Processing. b. Involves focusing on traumatic material while engaging in bilateral stimulation. c. Is considered highly controversial and is not a recommended treatment approach. d. Both A and B. 135. Psychedelic-assisted therapy may play a unique role in trauma processing by: a. Helping reduce memories of the trauma itself. b. Diminishing fear and arousal while strengthening therapeutic alliance. c. Activating a hypnotic state in clients. d. Facilitating experiential avoidance. 136. Research into the use of psychedelics to treat various mental health conditions has been difficult due to: a. Research showing them to be ineffective. b. Psychedelic-assisted therapy often leading to addiction. c. Most psychedelics being “scheduled” in the mid- 1960s. d. Difficulty obtaining “pure” psychedelics for research. 137. Guided imagery can be a powerful tool for healing the effects of trauma because: a. It can simulate a mild trance state. b. The effects of the trauma on the physical body are the most essential focus of treatment. c. The calm, soothing tones and suggestions of safety can regulate a hypervigilant brain. d. Before discussing trauma events, clients must identify where in their bodies they carry the pain. 138. What process involves skills in tracking psychoemotional responses in the body and is used as part of sensorimotor psychotherapy?
140. What is NOT a consideration when providing telehealth services? a. Client computer literacy and access to sufficient internet service b. Confidentiality (e.g., privacy during sessions; secure servers) c. Knowledge of emergency services in the area where the client is located d. Lack of efficacy of telehealth interventions 141. What is a potential concern associated with the use of telehealth services? a. Clients are unable to develop a strong therapeutic relationship through a screen. b. Clinicians need proper knowledge of state and interstate licensure requirements. c. Telehealth is truly valuable only for those in rural settings who lack access to providers. d. Telehealth is not a suitable option for trauma- focused treatment. 142. Clinicians can develop posttraumatic stress symptoms without having been directly exposed to a trauma via the contagion effect known as posttraumatic: a. Hypervigilance. 143. A situation, like a public trauma, where both the client and the clinician have experienced the same traumatic event is known as: a. Symmetrical exposure. b. Shared trauma response. c. Vicarious traumatization. d. Countertransference. 144. Which is NOT a factor that has been shown to contribute to burnout? a. High caseloads b. Lack of supervision c. Challenging service provision d. Mental fragility 145. Clinicians can become particularly vulnerable to vicarious traumatization when they: a. Share similar attributes with the clients they treat. b. Practice the skills of empathy and attunement. c. Are treating survivors of multiple traumas. d. Are engaging in dual awareness. 146. Unmirroring refers to a situation in which a clinician: a. Uses good boundaries to refrain from being triggered by the client’s trauma-based material. b. Becomes immune to the client’s feelings. c. Achieves a good balance between their work life and personal life. d. Becomes aware of unconsciously mimicking a client’s physiology and consciously does something different. 147. Self-care strategies should be considered at which three levels of care? a. Personal, professional, and relational b. Shared trauma response. c. Vicarious traumatization. d. Countertransference. b. Personal, professional, and organizational c. Professional, relational, and supervisory d. Organizational, home-based, and work-based
a. Interoception b. Homeostasis c. Inoculation d. Consolidation 139. Trauma-informed care is:
a. The specific treatment of PTSD. b. Consideration of how trauma impacts various life domains and how systems can consider trauma in their work agency-wide. c. How trauma should be addressed specifically by mental health providers. d. How clinicians should consider their own personal trauma history when providing therapy to others.
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