Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist-A (CCTSA) Trauma and Addiction (NEW)

Instead of validating clients, ______________________.

Which of the following best describes what happens when people have experienced the input of cortisol and adrenaline?

What are the three R’s?

Out of the following, what can addiction eventually lead to?

Which of the following best describes OAR?

As a trauma sensitive and informed organization, staff, and the people they serve must feel physically, emotionally, and psychologically __________________.

We want to find ways that when we work with individuals, were not _______________ but we are lifting them up and encouraging them.

What kind of thinking, from a scientific purpose, has the potential to help a person regulate their body?

Which of the following best describes what happens when you try to put additional demands on someone?

When we talk about perceptual maturation, what does it require?

What creates Stability?

Which of the following is a therapist risk of Vicarious Trauma?

Which of the following would be an intrusion symptom?

When can we think outside the box?

The purpose of the ____________________ is to maintain homeostasis and balance in the body.

Your Relevancy System only pays attention to _________________ .

Which of the following is not a therapist factor?

When people are sympathetically charged, everything from the diaphragm up is ________________ and everything from the diaphragm below is ______________.

The Anterior Cingulate of the Cortex is really the body’s _________________ .

Behavioral symptoms result from the over-use of the ________________ response system coupled with the body’s effort to heal.

Which of the following best describes when Vicarious Trauma happens?

How many more times are you likely to be an alcoholic with 3 ACEs, opposed to having no ACEs.

Which of the following best describes precontemplation?

When a person has little self evaluation or insight, it should tell us that the _______________.

It is important that we continue to build ________________ in terms of learning.

It is estimated that nearly ____________ Arizona children have more than five ACEs.

Which of the following does clinically managed not mean?

When is it important to use the Subjective Units of Distress Scale (SUDS)?

____________________ is the body’s reaction to Sympathetic System dominance that has occurred continuously or repeatedly creating change in the Central Nervous System.

Since addiction short circuits part of the brain, what does your memory look at?

Which of the following illnesses do people with 4 ACEs not have an increased risk for?

How the ASAM works is, one dimension indicates whether a person needs residential treatment, which dimensions are these?

When we regulate our body as the first step, what are we doing?

Which of the following is essential for understanding trauma?

The last Antibody is _________.

What does OAR stand for?

From what perspective do you talk about dealing with addiction?

Which of the following can be altered by toxic stress caused by the ACE’s?

How would you see a person as precontemplative?

Which of the following would you not see if someone has spent their life primarily in their sympathetic nervous system?

What two things do we look at, when talking about ACEs?

When someone is in fight or flight mode, what might you see?

Those who are caught in contemplation, ask themselves which question?

When we calm our environments, we have greater success at __________________.

Out of the Four Essential Interventions, which one is the most important?

What can Vicarious Trauma also result in?

When you make comments like, “I really want to hear what you have to say to me”, it lets that person know _______________.

ACE’s sometimes referred to as toxic stress or ________________.

Which of the following best describes the ACC?

What is someone in the sympathetic system, not be able to see?

From the 1990s to 2013, there has been almost _______ people who have died from overdoses nationally.

Which of the following are you only able to do if you are relaxed?

Which of the following is NOT one of SAMHSA’s Four R’s of Trauma-Informed Care?

Why is it still important for those who are independently certified, to consult with people and to have a system of friends or professionals?

What opportunity happens when someone lapses?

What happens as we become increasingly dysregulated?

Out of the following, what best encourages the healing process from pain, stress, and fear?

All those 3 therapist factors are important in terms of ____________.

A relaxed body cannot be ______________.

People with ____ ACEs, 1 in 16 smokes.

When the hot system is activated, __________________.

When someone has an active addiction it is neither ___________ or ______________ .

The ability to develop and maintain relationships, is talked about in which system?

Practicing Trauma-Informed Care validates the humanity of the individual and recognizes behaviors as symptoms of ______________________.

What is someone who is in determination or preparation doing/saying?

Why is the ACEs study so important?

It is okay for people to have cravings, what is even more important is __________________.

Where is Moral awareness located?

Which of the following best defines Duality of Awareness?

The ____________________ is the most primitive portion of the brain, focusing on survival.

According to SAMHSA, one of the Four R’s of an agency practicing trauma-informed care is that a program organization, or system ______________ the widespread impact of trauma and understand potential paths for recovery.

Which of the following best describes why it is important to develop a tolerance for pain?

Which of the following best describes what Mitigating creates?

There are considerations to think about when working with people who are not only experiencing trauma but helping them ____________________.

Which of the following is NOT an example of Trauma Informed Care?

Which of the following is a sure way to create distrust with a client?

What happens when our Anterior Cingulate of the Cortex becomes activated?

What do you typically see when talking about irritable behavior or angry outbursts?

What happens when people are stuck in disregulation or the sympathetic system?

Which of the following behaviors is not a biological behavior in the sympathetic system?