Deck 16: Intensive and Short-Term Play Therapy

Question 1

Short-term play therapy is not effective with

A) child victims of domestic violence.
B) chronic illness.
C) developmental issues.
D) school-related learning problems.
E) severe emotional problems

Answer 1

E

Question 2

A natural reaction for children who have experienced a trauma is to

A) directly deal with the traumatic events.
B) immediately assimilate the trauma.
C) label the traumatic events as their own.
D) reenact or play out the trauma.
E) talk about the trauma.

Answer 2

D

Question 3

Scheduling children for three 30-minute play therapy sessions each day for 3 days is an example of

A) CPRT.
B) filial therapy.
C) intensive play therapy.
D) short-term play therapy.
E) retraumatizing the client.

Answer 3

C

Question 4

Scheduling play therapy for no more than 10 sessions is an example of

A) CPRT.
B) filial therapy.
C) intensive play therapy.
D) rushing the child.
E) short-term play therapy.

Question 5

Child Parent Relationship Therapy is an example of

A) ineffective play therapy.
B) intensive play therapy.
C) play therapy designed to address trauma.
D) short-term play therapy.
E) Structured play therapy

Question 6

Child-centered play therapy is especially appropriate for hearing-impaired children because of the lack of emphasis on verbalization.

Question 7

Directing a child to play out traumatic experiences could retraumatize a child.

Question 8

Intensive play therapy is recommended for a child experiencing a traumatic experience or crisis.

Question 9

Short-term play therapy is appropriate for children who experienced prolonged physical abuse.

Question 10

Short-term play therapy is considered to be fewer than 12 play therapy sessions.

Question 11

Match the description with Intensive Play Therapy, Short-Term Play Therapy, or Child Parent Relationship Therapy. Answers may be used more than once.
-10-12 or fewer play therapy sessions

A) Intensive Play Therapy
B) Short-Term Play Therapy
C) Child Parent Relationship Therapy

Question 12

Match the description with Intensive Play Therapy, Short-Term Play Therapy, or Child Parent Relationship Therapy. Answers may be used more than once.
-Children receive 7 filial play therapy sessions

A) Intensive Play Therapy
B) Short-Term Play Therapy
C) Child Parent Relationship Therapy

Question 13

Match the description with Intensive Play Therapy, Short-Term Play Therapy, or Child Parent Relationship Therapy. Answers may be used more than once.
-Considered for children who have experienced trauma or crisis

A) Intensive Play Therapy
B) Short-Term Play Therapy
C) Child Parent Relationship Therapy

Question 14

Match the description with Intensive Play Therapy, Short-Term Play Therapy, or Child Parent Relationship Therapy. Answers may be used more than once.
-Focuses on the scheduled frequency of sessions

A) Intensive Play Therapy
B) Short-Term Play Therapy
C) Child Parent Relationship Therapy

Question 15

Match the description with Intensive Play Therapy, Short-Term Play Therapy, or Child Parent Relationship Therapy. Answers may be used more than once.
-Not appropriate for children with severe emotional problems

A) Intensive Play Therapy
B) Short-Term Play Therapy
C) Child Parent Relationship Therapy

Question 16

Match the description with Intensive Play Therapy, Short-Term Play Therapy, or Child Parent Relationship Therapy. Answers may be used more than once.
-Parents are scheduled for 10 sessions of play therapy training

A) Intensive Play Therapy
B) Short-Term Play Therapy
C) Child Parent Relationship Therapy