Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Exam with Complete Solutions

What is TFCBT? - ANSWER-A hybrid treatment model that integrates Trauma-sensitive interventions, CBT principles, attachment theory, Family Therapy and Developmental Neurobiology What difficulties are addressed in TFCBT? - ANSWER-Cognitive problems, Relationship problems, Affective problems, Family problems, Traumatic behavior problems, and Somatic problems Who is TFCBT intended for? - ANSWER-children ages 4 or older How many sessions are there in TFCBT? - ANSWER-20-24 child and parent parallel and joint sessions What is the goal for children in TFCBT? - ANSWER-Reduce children's negative emotional and behavioral responses to trauma and correct maladaptive or unhelpful beliefs related to the abusive experience What is the goal for parents in TFCBT? - ANSWER-Provide support and skills to help cope effectively with their own experiences and provide skills to respond optimally to and support their children Parent sessions in TFCBT consists of - ANSWER-education, skill-building, emotion processing, and behavior management Child sessions in TFCBT consists of - ANSWER-education, coping skills, and emotion processing What is the PRACTICE model? - ANSWER-Psychoeducation and Parenting Relaxation Affect Modulation Cognitive Coping Trauma Narrative In-vivo Exposure Conjoint Parent-child sessions Enhancing safety and developing Affect Modulation - ANSWER-Accepting, Labeling, Identifying, Expressing and coping with a wide array of feelings; intensity modulation with relaxation strategies what is the rationale for having parents in treatment? - ANSWER-Central therapeutic agents of change; child's strongest source of healing; modeling healthy coping