1.	Gil likens dissociation to a ____________ ______________ (what metaphor?).

				2.	Briefly explain how traditions in Chinese culture influenced the family’s response to sexual abuse.

				3.	How does Bloch define dissociation?

				4.	What are the two goals of trauma processing according to Gil?

				5.	In the case study, Susan was reminded twice by her therapist that she DID try to defend herself from the abuse by certain behaviors. What was one of these behaviors?

				6.	In assessing a client’s readiness to process trauma, what is one of two requirements needed before work can begin according to Gil?

				7.	Gil strongly recommends that one must avoid processing that overwhelms with the client with too much information. She calls this ____________ (one word)

				8.	Why should sessions in which adolescents process trauma be much longer than normal, according to Gil?

				9.	What is one of several advantages of structured processing, according to Gil?

				10.	Gil recommends that adolescents that have abused drugs should be drug free for at least ______ (hint: time period).

				1.	To encourage you to apply what you have learned from the Gil video and your own critical reasoning powers to analyze this situation.

				1.	Talk to others

				2.	Clarify with me

				3.	Use your notes

				4.	A study funded by a health maintenance organization collected 50 drawings from 50 teens that were abused in early childhood and 50 drawings from 50 teens that were not abused. The drawings were copied and distributed to art therapists. Therapists were asked to identify drawings from abused and non-abused teens. Results indicated that therapists were no more accurate than chance in accurately identifying drawings from abused and non-abused teens. This study proves that art therapy should not be used to diagnose psychological problems and that is it ineffective in helping teens. Therefore, HMOs should not cover it but allocate funds to more effective therapies.