New Hope
CE, November 30, 2001
Director
of New Hope & Psychologist with ChristianSou
William ("Dr. Bill") Gaultiere, Ph.D.lCare.com
(714) 971-4213,
DrBill@CrystalCathedral.org
If you're taking
this class by CE Notes only then simply complete this quick exam
and you'll be credited for completing the class.
New Hope counselors
turn it in to Sheila (T-5 or SheilaS@CrystalCathedral.org) and
New Hope Teenline counselors turn it in to Barbara (T-5 or Barbie@CrystalCathedral.org).
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In Chinese the symbols for danger and disaster combine
to make the word "crisis." |
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When a counselor believes that someone in crisis
can recover and change it communicates an opportunity. |
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Trauma survivors may feel, "I am bad."
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Trauma
survivors usually feel a loss of control.
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A normal response to trauma is to quickly calm back
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A healthy person responds to trauma with the "fight"
response and not the "flight" response. |
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It's important for New Hope Counselors to push caller's/chatter's
to face their inner pain and fears. |
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8.
What are the four basic symptoms of PTSD?
(1)
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(2)
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(3)
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(4)
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9.
List the four steps in helping a trauma survivor be
and feel SAFE.
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(3)
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10.
Consider the following case of a man who was traumatized
by the terrorist attacks of 9-11 2001. What feeling reflection
statements would you offer? Summary statements? What open-ended
questions would you ask to collaborate on an action step? Offer
a response to each statement below.
Three
of my friends from church were killed in the Pentagon crash
last week. I'm looking at the wreckage in the center of the
building right now.
I keep
having nightmares that the terrorists come to "finish the
job." It probably doesn't help that I sit glued to the TV
all the time.
I cry
all the time. Sometimes I shake. I just can't concentrate
on my work. And I can't call in sick anymore. I could lose
my job.
My job
seems so pointless in the light of things. How do I cope
with this stuff? I don't know what to do.
Yes, I
miss my friends. Especially Jason. We were golfing partners.
He has two beautiful girls. He was such a calm and caring
person. And we were in a men's Bible Study together.
I know
it's not right, but whenever I see an Arab I think of Bin
Laden and his terrorist cells. They're so evil.
What's
going on with me? When will I be back to normal? What should
I do?
I haven't
done anything to help myself. I just watch TV and cry and
try to sleep. And now I go to work. I live alone.
I haven't
told anyone at church. I do have other friends. I guess
I've been scared to get close to anyone. Three of my friends
are gone now.
I haven't
wanted anyone to know how upset I am. I mean I'm okay. I'm
alive. I'm healthy. I shouldn't be so upset by this.
Yeah,
I guess it is hard to lose your friends. And it all happened
so close to me.
Maybe
I should talk to my pastor or go to a counselor. I need to
get through this.
I'm so
glad that you answered my call! You're the first person I've
talked to about how it's really going for me. Could you pray
for me?
11.
The things that were most helpful for me about this
class were:
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