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After watching the four-hour Introduction to Theraplay
1.
Distinctive characteristics of the Theraplay treatment model are:
a. Parents actively involved
b. Interpretation of child´s play
c. Nurturing touch
d. Extensive processing of traumatic events
e. A and C
f. All of the above
2.
Although the focus in Theraplay is on the present moment, if the child wants to talk about important events, the therapist listens and responds.
True
False
3.
The sole reason for the therapist taking charge in Theraplay is for the child to learn to obey adults.
True
False
4.
The goals of Theraplay are to enhance:
a. attachment
b. trust
c. self-esteem
d. joyful engagement
e. all of the above
5.
Theraplay shares assumptions with the following theories:
a. self psychology
b. cognitive behavioral
c. object relations
d. attachment
e. drive theory
f. a, b, d
g. all of the above
6.
A basic assumption of the Theraplay model is that the primary motivating force in human behavior is a drive toward relatedness.
True
False
7.
Inner working models (IWM) are formed through repeated early experiences of caregiver/parent-child interaction.
True
False
8.
In Theraplay treatment, positive relationship experiences seek to shift the IWM of the parent and child from negative to positive.
True
False
9.
Theraplay was first developed in the 1960’s for the purpose of:
a. elementary school teacher training
b. meeting the mental health needs of children in Head Start
c. residential school treatment
10.
All Theraplay clients receive a 25 session protocol.
True
False
11.
After every third treatment session, the parent(s) and therapis(s) meet to:
a. discuss treatment progress
b. view recordings of the sessions
c. practice Theraplay activities
d. all of the above.
12.
The four dimensions of Theraplay are:
13.
In Structure activities, the child is led through a series of interpersonal
experiences focused on:
a. progressively more difficult cognitive tasks
b. acceptance of caregiving
c. safety, regulation and organization
d. all of the above.
14.
Which dimension is used for all children but is especially important for withdrawn children:
15.
Examples of Nurture activities in a Theraplay session are:
a. feeding
b. singing
c. rocking
d. taking care of hurts
e. all of the above.
16.
Challenge activities are used to:
a. take minor, achievable risks
b. enhance feelings of competence and confidence
c. accomplish activities in a partnership
d. B and C only
e. A, B and C
17.
An example of how the dimensions meet the parents’ needs as well as the child’s is:
a. helping a parent set limits and lead confidently
b. helping a parent enjoy their child
c. helping a dismissive parent experience the value of caregiving
d. helping a parent to recognize developmentally appropriate challenge
e. all of the above.
18.
Attachment develops during the time when the ________ hemisphere of the brain is developing:
a. right
b. left
19.
Theraplay utilizes which of the following aspects of the typical attachment process:
a. rhythmic activities
b. teaching right from wrong
c. attunement to vitality affect
d. increasing frustration tolerance
e. A and D
f. A and C
d. All of the above
20.
The Marschak Interaction Method (MIM) is:
a. standardized
b. a method of assessing attachment category
c. a clinical tool to observe the patterns and quality of the parent-child relationship
d. all of the above
21.
The session where parents and therapists meet to discuss the results of the MIM and make a treatment plan is referred to as a:
a. feedback session
b. treatment session
c. coaching session
22.
The MIM assesses the dimensions of interaction of Structure, Engagement, Nurture & Challenge for
a. the parent only
b. the child only
c. both parent and child
23.
The three treatment dimensions used with a young, physically and emotionally dysregulated child such as the child seen on the DVD are:
24.
Many therapies for parent-child interaction strive to improve parents’ attunement, empathy and reflection. A unique aspect of Theraplay treatment with parents is that parents join the session to practice helpful interactions.
True
False
25.
The only time touch is used in Theraplay sessions is during Nurture dimension activities.
True
False
26.
Theraplay treatment addresses many but not all of the needs of a child who has experienced trauma.
True
False
27.
Please refer to page 21 in your manual.List three modifications of Theraplay for a child who has been traumatized:
28.
Theraplay sessions for older children usually contain:
a. more challenge
b. feeding interspersed throughout the session
c. age appropriate nurture such as manicures, temporary tattoos, etc
d. greater physical activity
e. all of the above
29.
Please refer to pages 22-23 in your manual.(list three) :
30.
The rules of Group Theraplay are:
a. No hurts
b. Stick together
c. Have fun
d. The adult is in charge
e. All of the above
31.
Only therapists who have completed the Theraplay certification process can refer to their practice as “Theraplay” and themselves as “Theraplay therapists.”
True
False
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