Mental Health and DV Webinar

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Mental Health and DV Webinar - CEU Post-Test

As a condition of accrediting this webinar, the National Association of Social Workers requires us to administer a post-test to all participants seeking Continuing Education Unit credits. You must answer all questions and submit this form to be considered for CEUs.

Please answer the questions below, and we will contact you within 7 days about your eligibility to receive CEUs.

1) Domestic violence is: *

a) An anger problem

b) A single incident of violence

c) A pattern of coercive tactics that can include physical, psychological, sexual, economic, and/or emotional abuse, perpetrated by one person against a family member or intimate partner, with the goal of establishing and maintaining power and control

2) Responding to Domestic Violence and Interpersonal Violence is NOT the role of Mental Health providers. *

True

False

3) On average how many women in mental healthcare settings are currently experiencing or have experienced abuse from an intimate partner? *

a) Less than 10%

b) About 25%

c) Over half

d) More than 75%

4) Research suggests that when healthcare providers ask about DV/IPV the result is: *

a) Healthcare consumers feel offended

b) Healthcare consumers are more likely to use an intervention or leave an abusive relationship

5) What is the goal of screening for Domestic Violence in a Mental Health setting? *

a) To elicit disclosures of abuse

b) To get the most accurate assessment and make the most appropriate referrals

c) To avoid misdiagnosis and misinterpretation of symptoms

d) To promote a culture shift wherein domestic violence is identified as something that is not ok, is something we care about, and something we talk about

e) Answers b, c and d

6) It is fine to screen for DV/IPV with other people in the room if those people are: *

a) A relative who is translating for the client

b) A support person or friend

c) A partner who has not been identified as abusive

d) The only safe way to screen is if the client is alone

7) Although mandatory reporting laws exist to protect vulnerable populations, risk of danger can sometimes INCREASE when a report is made in situations of DV/IPV. *

True

False

8) As a mental health provider if someone discloses to me that they are currently experiencing DV/IPV I should: *

a) Examine any safety risks associated with continuing treatment

b) Continue to offer standard treatment in the same way I would for a client who is not experiencing DV/IPV

9) As a mental health provider if someone discloses to me that they are currently experiencing DV/IPV the best next step would be to: *

a) Give them a phone number for a DV agency/hotline so they can call on their own

b) Offer to introduce them to a DV Advocate who can meet with them or call a local hotline or agency and put them on the phone with a DV Advocate

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