Women on the Couch Example

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Roz Carroll

1.

When working with burnout, it is important to help clients to explore:

What interrupts the connection to self and to relationships

What engages them

Both of the above

Dr Maggie Turp

2.

Clients often use self harm:

When feeling overwhelmed in order to regulate their feelings down

When feeling numb as a way to increase arousal

Both of the above

Sissy Lykou

3.

In tackling youth ageism, it is recommended that the profession:

Increase the visibility of young therapists

Train young therapists better

Increase the age of entry into the profession

Susie Orbach and Luise Eichenbaum

4.

As a gender conscious therapist, it is important to:

Understand that women’s voices are often silenced

View women's ability to act in political ways as unrestricted

Work only with clients who are also gender conscious

Prophecy Coles

5.

The Primal Wound is described as:

The loss of the bond between mother and child

The loss of either parent

The loss of the family of origin

Jocelyn Chaplin

6.

In contrast to Freud’s general model, the Goddess model:

Moves from the rational towards the primitive

Holds that opposites are equally important, moving between the two

Does not have a concept of opposites or movement between positions

Emma Palmer

7.

The “fetishization” or “deification” of motherhood:

Applies equally to motherhood across all socio-economic levels

Views mothers as more important than men

Has a kind of “designer” image, especially among the privileged

Marion Green & Maria Lazopoulou

8.

When working with clients involved in sex work, it is recommended that therapists:

Offer a traditional therapy approach

Hold rigid boundaries

Work in collaboration with a conduit agency

Anna Santamouris

9.

A client's exertion of control in therapy may reflect:

An attempt at manic reparation of a damaged object

A primary object relationship that was not able to contain the infant's anxieties

Both of the above

Anna Motz

10.

In child protection work, maternal violence may not be recognised, because:

Violence can be hidden and disguised within a private place

The social taboo of maternal abuse makes it difficult to see

Both of the above

Marie-Helene Dalila Boyle

11.

Working with women in nature, a common theme that emerges is:

The difficulty to work deeply

The wounds around giving birth

Both of the above

Dr Isha Mckenzie-Mavinga

12.

The term code-switching (modifying one's behaviour in order to be accepted as a black person):

Is mainly a conscious process

Is usually an unconscious process

Improves self esteem levels

Gail Lewis And Foluke Taylor

13.

When working with black clients in the therapy room:

It is sufficient to work with racism on an intrapsychical level

It is helpful to consider the client's family and ancestral histories of racism

It is not important to work with issues of racism

Women In War Zones - Heba Zaphiriou-Zarifi

14.

According to the speaker, what helps the survival of women facing adversity?

Provisions from local governmental institutions

Social Darwinism and adaptive survival

Cooperation and mutuality