Discuss the authors view of screening for trauma. How is screening accomplished? When does it happen? What are the concerns, and how have they been addressed?
What will be an ideal response?
The authors discuss that routine trauma exposure in mental health settings is emerging as a best practice. Screening can be done over the phone and is also becoming common in the child welfare system. It is usually accomplished through a brief checklist and asks about range of traumatic events. Some people have worried that children may be re-traumatized if these memories are brought up but research shows that less than 1% of children being screened report being a “pretty or a lot upset” after the screening or interviews. Policy and practice is emerging to incorporate these screenings at the state, local, and federal level.
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This design allows the researcher to flexibly to use designs such as: convergent, explanatory, exploratory or embedded depending upon the purpose of the study
a. transformative b. Explanatory sequential c. nested d. triangulation
Professional codes of ethics for supervisors agree that:
a. social interaction with supervisees is essential to effective counselor training. b. all dual or multiple relationships with supervisees are unethical. c. sexual relationships between supervisors and students are unethical unless the student freely consents. d. supervisors occupy a position of power and should not engage in sexual relationships with the student.
Review standard 15 in the 2015 Ethical Standards of Human Service Professional, considering this ethical obligation, what would be some areas we would want to assess with Alice?
What will be an ideal response?