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CTSP Module 4 Study Guide: Certified Trauma
Support Practitioner Review
Trauma-Informed Communication - ANS ✔✔Communication that promotes
safety, respect, and control for trauma survivors.
Re-Traumatization - ANS ✔✔When words or behavior trigger past trauma and
increase distress.
Safety - ANS ✔✔Creating physical and emotional security before asking
questions.
Trustworthiness & Transparency - ANS ✔✔Clearly explaining what will happen
and why questions are asked.
Collaboration & Mutuality - ANS ✔✔Working with the survivor instead of
directing or commanding.
Empowerment & Choice - ANS ✔✔Allowing survivors to decide what, when,
and how to share.
Cultural, Historical & Gender Sensitivity - ANS ✔✔Respecting cultural and
personal ways of expressing distress.
Amygdala - ANS ✔✔Detects threat; trauma makes it overreact to neutral
cues.
Hippocampus - ANS ✔✔Processes memory; trauma may cause fragmented
recall.
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CTSP Module 4 Study Guide: Certified Trauma

Support Practitioner Review

Trauma-Informed Communication - ANS ✔✔Communication that promotes safety, respect, and control for trauma survivors. Re-Traumatization - ANS ✔✔When words or behavior trigger past trauma and increase distress. Safety - ANS ✔✔Creating physical and emotional security before asking questions. Trustworthiness & Transparency - ANS ✔✔Clearly explaining what will happen and why questions are asked. Collaboration & Mutuality - ANS ✔✔Working with the survivor instead of directing or commanding. Empowerment & Choice - ANS ✔✔Allowing survivors to decide what, when, and how to share. Cultural, Historical & Gender Sensitivity - ANS ✔✔Respecting cultural and personal ways of expressing distress. Amygdala - ANS ✔✔Detects threat; trauma makes it overreact to neutral cues. Hippocampus - ANS ✔✔Processes memory; trauma may cause fragmented recall.

Prefrontal Cortex - ANS ✔✔Controls reasoning; trauma can reduce rational thinking. Hypervigilance - ANS ✔✔Constant alertness to danger after trauma. Dissociation - ANS ✔✔Mental detachment during overwhelming stress. Attending - ANS ✔✔Giving full, focused attention. Reflecting - ANS ✔✔Restating what the survivor shared. Validating - ANS ✔✔Normalizing feelings without judgment. Summarizing - ANS ✔✔Organizing what was said to reduce overwhelm. Clarifying - ANS ✔✔Asking gentle follow-up questions. Triggers - ANS ✔✔Stimuli that remind survivors of trauma. Flashbacks - ANS ✔✔Feeling as if the trauma is happening again. Grounding Techniques - ANS ✔✔Methods to bring attention back to the present. Supportive Statements - ANS ✔✔Reassuring phrases that emphasize safety. Allowing Pauses - ANS ✔✔Offering breaks to prevent overwhelm.