Copy of CADTP CE Exam: A Masterclass for Healers

Gabor’s research and study indicates that:

According to Gabor, childhood trauma:

The diagnosis of anxiety disorders has significantly increased in the past 30 years.

According to Gabor, young children whose needs are repeatedly not met:

Gabor believes that our current behaviors are directly caused by:

Reframing early life experiences:

When Gabor works with audience members, he encourages them to:

Gabor says that things that block or frustrate us:

Treating early childhood trauma, according to Gabor, includes:

Crying infants who repeatedly don’t get what they need:

According to Gabor, how many levels of compassion are there?

The compassion of understanding says:

The compassion of possibility includes:

Gabor says that our own (hidden) tendency toward judgment:

The Five Levels of Compassion, as Gabor describes them, are:

When is it appropriate to self-disclose to a client?

As counselors, doing our self-work continually, even after years of experience and practice:

When a client hears his/her counselor share a personal experience similar to the client’s:

Appropriate self-disclosure in a session with a client:

Gabor’s perspective is that addiction is the body’s way of self-medicating from pain.

Gabor believes that ADHD:

According to Gabor, a teen or adult with ADHD:

Gabor believes that trauma trains us:

The Adverse Childhood Experiences Study:

A child who grows up never having his or her needs met:

Gabor’s perspective is that addiction arises principally from:

Gabor says the question we should be asking is:

If a mother is stressed during pregnancy, her child’s brain development is likely to be negatively affected.

According to aboriginal studies and research, keeping the infant close to the caregiving parent at all times:

Educating clients about trauma and brain development: