PSYCHOEDUCATION Trauma Type(s) to be Addressed:

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TF CBT PRACTICE COMPONENT TREATMENT PLANNER PSYCHOEDUCATION Trauma Type(s) to be Addressed: Trauma Symptoms: Family Considerations: Psychoeducation Activity Ideas Family Member Topic Activity Understanding Trauma Approximately which session(s)? Youth Child s PTSD Symptoms What to expect in treatment Parent Conjoint Understanding Trauma Child s PTSD Symptoms What to expect in treatment Understanding Trauma Child s PTSD Symptoms What to expect in treatment Homework Gradual

Exposure Elements Example Activities Educational Game: What Do You Know? Family Game Show Testing Feedback: UCLA Child UCLA Parent PTSD Stoplight Sheet Children s Book: Jesse s Story A Terrible Thing Happened Brave Bart Educational Materials: Understanding Trauma PTSD in Children TF CBT Model Information Gathering: Guided Internet Search Radio Show Interview Public Service Ad Creation Other Activities:

PARENTING Caregiver(s) Involved in Treatment & Frequency of Participation: Family Considerations: Family Member Parenting Activity Ideas Activity Approximately which session(s)? Parent Conjoint Homework Gradual Exposure Elements

Example Activities Behavior Plan: Time Out Labeled Praise Active Ignoring Natural/Logical Consequences Educational Materials: Parenting Traumatized Children Using Praise Behavior Management Parent Child Communication Treatment Engagement Methods: Active Listening Motivational Interviewing Techniques Updating by Phone, Letter, Other: Incorporating Others into Treatment Other Activities: Skill Practice: Time Out Active Listening Giving Directions

RELAXATION Family Considerations: Family Member Relaxation Activity Ideas Activity Approximately which session(s)? Youth Parent Conjoint Homework Gradual Exposure Elements

Example Activities Diaphragmatic Breathing: Belly Breaths Color Breathing Bubble Breaths Visualization: Script Mindfulness Grounding Muscle Relaxation: Script o Cooked/Uncooked Spaghetti o Robots/Ragdolls o Young Child Relaxers Sheet o Teen/Adult PMR Script Other Activities: Naturally Relaxing Activity: Yoga Sport Artistic

AFFECT REGULATION Family Considerations: Family Member Affect Regulation Activity Ideas Activity Approximately which session(s)? Youth Parent Conjoint Homework Gradual Exposure Elements

Example Activities Feeling Identification: Feelings Brainstorm Feelings in Your Body Drawing Emotional Bingo Charades Level of Feelings: Thermometer 1 10 Scale Review Scenarios Artistic: Feelings Bubbles Use pictures, cartoons, videos Artistic: Parent Child Activity: Game: Sharing Activity: Other Activities: Feeling Expression: Journaling

COGNITIVE COPING Family Considerations: Family Member Cognitive Coping Activity Ideas Activity Approximately which session(s)? Youth Parent Conjoint Homework Gradual Exposure Elements

Example Activities Teach Cognitive Triangle (Think Feel Do) by: Thought Identification: Use Pictures, Cartoons, Videos Think, Feel, Do Log Journaling Thought Bubbles Thought Stopping: Channel Switching Stop Sign Analogy Parent Child Activity: Game: Sharing Activity: Problem Solving: Turtle Steps STOP Technique Other Activities: Thought Changing: Review Scenarios Think, Feel, Do Log Questioning Techniques (e.g., Best Friend Example, Socratic Questioning)

TRAUMA NARRATIVE Family Considerations: Child Total Mid Treatment Re Evaluation UCLA PTSD Reaction Index Parent Total Re Experiencing Avoidance Hyperarousal R/Y/G R/Y/G R/Y/G Symptoms Symptoms Symptoms B1: Distressing Memories B2: Nightmares B3: Flashbacks B4: Emotional Reactions to Reminders B5: Physical Reactions to Reminders Child Parent Child Parent Child Parent C1: Avoiding Trauma Related Thoughts/Feelings C2: Avoid Trauma Reminders C3: Trouble Remembering Trauma Details C4: Less Interest in Activities D1: Sleep Problems D2: Anger D3: Concentration Problems D4: On Guard/Watchful C5: Detached from Others D5: Jumpy/On Edge Total Score C6: Cut Off From Emotions Total Score PTSD Stoplight Sheet Colors Red = 3 4 Yellow = 2 Green = 0 1 C7: Sense of Poor or Shortened Future Total Score Overall PTSD Score Significant = 38 > Moderate = 33 37 Mild = 27 32 Gradual Exposure Intro Parent(s) Trauma Narrative Preparations Who will participate To what extent Level of parent prep needed

Gradual Exposure Intro Child Approximately what session? Introduction style Metaphor: Read Book: Review Psychoeducation on PTSD and Recovery Techniques in Narrative Development Check if Yes Other: Activity Create timeline Develop trauma event hierarchy Follow chapter format Include neutral narrative Dictation to therapist Child writes story Child types story Child draws with verbal review Review TN with child to select portions to share with parent Gradual Exposure Distress Management Methods for Managing Avoidance Method for tracking child distress levels Child Relaxers Review Rationale Re Read Book Negotiate Time Spent on Activity Praise/Reassurance Prep Caregiver for Child Reactions

IN VIVO DESENSITIZATION Needed? Yes No Undetermined Specific Fear In Vivo Area #1 Sample Hierarchy (low distress high distress) 1. 2. 3. 4. Activity Adult Involved Homework Specific Fear Sample Hierarchy (low distress high distress) 1. 2. 3. 4. In Vivo Area #2 Activity Adult Involved Homework

COGNITIVE PROCESSING Family Considerations: Family Member Challenging Cognitions Methods Considered Child 1. 2. Socratic Questioning Best Friend Example Triangle Review Responsibility Pie Thought Log Socratic Questioning Best Friend Example Triangle Review Responsibility Pie Thought Log Parent: Parent: 1. 2. 1. 2. Socratic Questioning Best Friend Example Triangle Review Responsibility Pie Thought Log Socratic Questioning Best Friend Example Triangle Review Responsibility Pie Thought Log Socratic Questioning Best Friend Example Triangle Review Responsibility Pie Thought Log Socratic Questioning Best Friend Example Triangle Review Responsibility Pie Thought Log

ENHANCING SAFETY/SOCIAL SKILLS Family Considerations: Family Member Safety and Social Skills Activity Ideas Activity Approximately which session(s)? Youth Parent Conjoint Homework Gradual Exposure Elements

Example Activities Personal Safety Methods: No, Go, Tell Activity Safe/Unsafe People Education Safety Plan Development Scenario Reviews In Session Practice Sexual Boundaries Methods: Educational Book/Workbook: Okay/Not Okay Touches Private Parts Rules Hula Space Caregiver Methods: Educational materials Supervision guidelines Home Safety Planning Parent Child Activity Methods: Joint Safety Planning Joint Book/Materials Review Skills Practice Other Activity: Healthy Sexuality Methods: Educational Book/Workbook: Scenario Reviews Healthy Dating and Relationships