Group therapy reduces the need for individual

therapy sessions

They are more likely to disclose their trauma

history in detail

It offers a structured environment to practice

cognitive-behavioural strategies

They realize they’re not alone and can more

easily believe in the possibility of healing when hearing it from peers

Establishing measurable outcomes in early

sessions

Prioritizing which cognitive distortions to

address first

Navigating the client’s reluctance to face

personal traumatic events

Identifying the exact moment when trauma first

occurred

Job burnout

Job displacement

Job spillover

Job coping

Addiction

Substance use disorder

Catherine does not qualify for a DSM-5 diagnosis since she has not used the drug for the past month.

Substance abuse

True

False

There is no significant difference in trauma

response between the two

The symptoms are usually less intense but last

longer

Trauma from a stranger typically leads to

greater identity disruption

The trauma response tends to be more severe due

to the betrayal of trust

Diathesis-stress

Biopsychosocial theory

Interactionism

Determinism

His scores fluctuated unpredictably

His scores decreased

His scores initially improved but then worsened

His scores remained stable

has lower tar intake than cigarettes.

enhances immune system functions.

is associated with respiratory disorders

is known to be safe with no health

consequences.

When clients deny the accuracy of their

traumatic memories

When clients refuse to acknowledge their past

behaviours

When clients frequently change their

self-identity in sessions

When clients feel undeserving of therapy and

unworthy of help