CHS 310

Traumatic stress in children can have long-term consequences. A frightening, dangerous, violent, or life-threatening event that occurs to a kid is referred to as "child trauma" (0-18 years of age). Not all traumatic situations are overwhelming or life-threatening. Children interpret their experiences in a variety of ways. A terrible life experience for one youngster may not be traumatic for another. A traumatic experience is one that is frightening, hazardous, or violent.

Behavioral therapy is an umbrella term for various types of therapy used to treat mental illnesses. This type of treatment aims to detect and assist in the modification of potentially harmful or unhealthy behaviors. It is based on the notion that all behaviors are taught and that unhealthy behaviors can be modified. Treatment is frequently focused on present issues and how to address them. People who seek behavioral therapy go in for depression, anxiety, panic disorders, and anger issues. This t...

Learning how to integrate and implement social work knowledge, beliefs, and abilities. I was already learning about Reflection of Meaning and Interpretation/Reframing before I started my first field education hour certificate. And what I learnt from this was that reflection of meaning entailed assisting clients in gaining a better understanding of fundamental issues underlying their ideas, feelings, and behavior, such as life vision and purpose. Finding a deeper purpose, in turn, leads to new pe...

Assessment, planning, linking, and monitoring are all case management tasks. The primary goal of this level is to identify the issues, obstacles, and hazards that the client faces, as well as the events that led to the injury or illness. For a successful rehabilitation, case managers will take into account the clients co-morbidities and socioeconomic barriers.

My document is all about using Expressive art therapy and Motivational interviewing to help someone heal from their trauma