Assessing and Creating Safety in EMDR Phases 1 & 2 - Quiz

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1. Question
1. Which trauma informed principles were discussed in this course?
- Mindful Awareness, Organicity, Compassionate Assumption and Healthy Boundaries.
- Nonviolence, Mindful Awareness, Compassionate Assumption and Organicity.
- Nonviolence, Mindful Awareness, Compassionate Assumption and Healthy Boundaries.
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2. Why is it important to have a trauma informed lens in the EMDR treatment process?
- Most who receive EMDR have complex trauma.
- In the EMDR therapy approach it is necessary for the client to have some ability to be present and tolerate the physical manifestation of the past as it is accessed.
- EMDR is intended to create a flashback and the client needs to be able to tolerate it.
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3. What are the 8 phases of EMDR?
- History taking, Preparation, Activation, Reprocessing, Installation, Body Scan, Closure, Reevaluation
- History taking, Preparation, Assessment, Reprocessing, Installation, Body Scan, Closure, Reevaluation
- Memory Walking, Preparation, Activation, Reprocessing, Installation, Body Scan, Closure, Reinstallation
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4. When assessing the client’s ability to feel safe, what is the clinician looking for in phases 1 and 2?
- The client can complete the entire EMDR process in one session.
- The client has the ability to go in and out of disturbance and be present enough to know it is a memory.
- The client is able to complete the reprocessing without crying.
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5. What are important components of creating safety in the EMDR process?
- The clinician’s ability to remain present and connected as the client accesses painful remnants of unprocessed memories.
- The client’s ability to stay present as they access unprocessed memories.
- The client is able to successfully complete the SAFE Place exercise.
- Only A & B
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6. When assessing the client’s safety it is important to:
- Understand how the client currently regulates their emotional state, even if those ways are potentially harmful.
- Make sure the client is completely regulated and able to stay regulated through the entire process.
- Give the client a large battery of assessment tools to make sure they are not DID.
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7. When creating safety which of the following is not important:
- The therapist’s ability to remain present, emotionally regulated and able to tolerate the client’s deep emotional processing.
- Getting details about the client’s trauma history.
- The therapist’s ability to have a nonviolent, curious approach to the client’s current resources.

Assessing and Creating Safety in EMDR Phases 1 & 2 – Quiz

Assessing and Creating Safety in EMDR Phases 1 & 2 – Quiz

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1. Question

Which trauma informed principles were discussed in this course?

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2. Why is it important to have a trauma informed lens in the EMDR treatment process?

3. Question

3. What are the 8 phases of EMDR?

4. Question

4. When assessing the client’s ability to feel safe, what is the clinician looking for in phases 1 and 2?

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5. What are important components of creating safety in the EMDR process?

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6. When assessing the client’s safety it is important to:

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7. When creating safety which of the following is not important: