Psychoeducation and Memory in Trauma-Focused CBT

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What is the purpose of providing technical information to clients in trauma-focused CBT?

To help the clients understand the therapist's interventions (correct)

To confuse the clients with unnecessary information

To test the clients' memory capacity

To show off the therapist's knowledge

Why does the lecturer emphasize the need for a basic understanding of how memory works?

To assist clients in managing triggers (correct)

To make the lecture more interesting

To confuse clients about the therapy process

To impress clients with scientific knowledge

What is a potential benefit of using YouTube videos for psycho-education?

Avoiding the need for written materials

Saving time by reducing client-therapist interactions

Facilitating discussions between the therapist and client (correct)

Providing entertainment during therapy sessions

Why does the lecturer suggest using handouts from blackboard for clients?

To complement the information delivered during sessions Signup and view all the answers

In trauma-focused CBT, what is one of the main reasons for socializing the client to certain interventions?

Engaging the client in different in-session and between-session activities Signup and view all the answers

Why does the lecturer mention a shift towards understanding biology and physiology in CBT?

Due to a growing interest in CBT for complex pain and neurological disorders Signup and view all the answers

What does understanding how normal and trauma memories are processed help therapists do?

Undertake a range of interventions Signup and view all the answers

What is the main reason for gaining knowledge about trauma's impact on brain structure and function?

To explain it to the client and engage them in therapy activities Signup and view all the answers

What does discussing how our brains are built to deal with perceived threats aim to do?

Destigmatize automatic stress reactions experienced by individuals Signup and view all the answers

Why does the lecturer mention Research into basic Neuroscience?

To understand how the human brain processes information related to threats Signup and view all the answers

What does understanding the Triune structure of the human brain help therapists do?

Explain how brains have evolved and respond to potential danger Signup and view all the answers

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What is the purpose of providing technical information to clients in trauma-focused CBT?

Why does the lecturer emphasize the need for a basic understanding of how memory works?

What is a potential benefit of using YouTube videos for psycho-education?

Why does the lecturer suggest using handouts from blackboard for clients?

In trauma-focused CBT, what is one of the main reasons for socializing the client to certain interventions?

Why does the lecturer mention a shift towards understanding biology and physiology in CBT?

What does understanding how normal and trauma memories are processed help therapists do?

What is the main reason for gaining knowledge about trauma's impact on brain structure and function?

What does discussing how our brains are built to deal with perceived threats aim to do?

Why does the lecturer mention Research into basic Neuroscience?

What does understanding the Triune structure of the human brain help therapists do?

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