Therapy
Understanding Therapy Quiz
Test your knowledge about psychotherapy and its practices! This quiz is designed to help you understand what therapy is, the role of therapists, and how therapy can benefit children and families.
- 12 engaging questions
- Learn about the therapeutic process
- Discover the importance of confidentiality
What is psychotherapy?
A place to get a diagnosis
A place to buy food
A way to help with thoughts, feelings, and actions
A game that kids play
What problems can therapists help with?
Coping with feelings like sadness, worries, anger, grief
Family Communication
Parenting
Reading and writing
Why might kids and families need therapy?
Because it's fun
Because they have trouble seeing the whiteboard
Because they need help learning how to cope with a problem
Because they have the flu
How does therapy work?
Everyone gets presents
Kids and families learn different ways of thinking and different ways of doing things
It's magic
The therapist hypnotizes the family
What happens in therapy?
Talking and playing
Getting teeth cleaned
Learning how to improve reading and writing skills
Talking, playing, doing activities & practicing skills
Who can participate in child & family therapy?
Only the child can participate
Only the parents can participate
The whole family can participate
Why might children's parents participate in therapy?
To learn how how they can support their child with the challenge
To talk about things that bother them about their work
To talk about their couple relationship
To learn different dessert recipes
How long does therapy with kids and families usually last?
A few weeks
Several years
A few months
Forever
True or false: after therapy ends, the child and family no longer have problems
True
False
True or false: after therapy ends, the child no longer feels difficult emotions like fear, sadness, or anger
True
False
What happens in therapy is confidential. What does this mean?
The therapist can share information with everyone (schools, friends, neighbors)
The therapist can share the information with the child's friends
The therapist can share information only when the child or family gives permission
The therapist can never under any circumstances share any information
What might be some exceptions to confidentiality?
If someone says a child is being harmed (physically, emotionally, etc)
If the child says they don't like their teacher
When the courts ask for the health records
When the parents share that they spank their kids on the bum
If the child says they have plans to hurt themselves or others
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