Trauma-Informed Care (DC)

First & Last Name *
1Most mental health consumers only experience one traumatic event in their lifetime. *
- True
- False
2The ACE study questionnaire has 10 questions related to adverse childhood experiences. *
- True
- False
3As ACE scores increase so do the incidences of problem health conditions. *
- True
- False
4Up to 90% of public mental health consumers have been exposed to trauma. *
- True
- False
5Trauma-informed services are designed to treat specific trauma symptoms. *
- True
- False
6Up to 2/3 of men and women in substance use disorder treatment report childhood abuse and neglect. *
- True
- False
7Trauma can be defined as a psychologically distressing event that is outside the range of usual human experience, often involving a sense of intense fear, terror, or helplessness that creates significant and lasting damage to a person's mental, physical and emotional growth. *
- True
- False
8Trauma-informed care involves anticipating individual process and practices that may cause harm to individuals with a trauma history. *
- True
- False
9Trauma can have lasting effects. *
- True
- False
10Trauma effects how an individual seeks out services. *
- True
- False
11 Trauma can occur within the service delivery system. *
- True
- False
12Trauma symptoms can be adaptations or ways trauma survivors cope with their trauma. *
- True
- False
13Creating warm welcoming environments can help individuals with a trauma history feel more comfortable. *
- True
- False
14A smile and a hello can go a long way for individuals with a trauma history. *
- True
- False
15Sensible and Fair Rules help individuals with a trauma history feel secure. *
- True
- False
166-26% of all workers who work with trauma survivors experience some form of secondary traumatic stress. *
- True
- False
17Clear instructions and information about possible changes are not necessary in helping a consumer feel safe and secure in the environment. *
- True
- False