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NASW Participant Evaluation Form

NASW Participant Evaluation Form

PPSC 12 hr Professional Advanced Training Program The Art of Holding Perinatal Women in Distress: Assessment, Treatment & Advanced Clinical Practice Please rate how much you learned regarding the following learning objectives. Participant will learn ....

How to assess severity of illness and determine degree of impairment*
- 1 No helpful information learned
- 2 Some learning
- 3 What I expected to learn
- 4 Learned more than I expected
- 5 Extremely helpful information learned
How the clinical profile of the periatal client influences the therapeutic process*
- 1 No helpful information learned
- 2 Some learning
- 3 What I expected to learn
- 4 Learned more than I expected
- 5 Extremely helpful information learned
How to identify intrusive thoughts and differentiate symptoms of severe anxiety from symptoms of psychosis*
- 1 No helpful information learned
- 2 Some learning
- 3 What I expected to learn
- 4 Learned more than I expected
- 5 Extremely helpful information learned
How to stategize interventions for acute distress such as negative intrusive thoughts, suicidal ideation*
- 1 No helpful information learned
- 2 Some learning
- 3 What I expected to learn
- 4 Learned more than I expected
- 5 Extremely helpful information learned
Understand the pros and cons of screening tools for pmads*
- 1 No helpful information learned
- 2 Some learning
- 3 What I expected to learn
- 4 Learned more than I expected
- 5 Learned very much
How to implement HOLDING interventions to overcome resistance and barriers to treatment*
- 1 No helpful information learned
- 2 Some learning
- 3 What I expected to learn
- 4 Learned more than I expected
- 5 Extremely helpful information learned
How to conceptualize the HOLDING APPROACH as a gateway to tx and use each point as a supportive psychotherapeutic intervention*
- 1 No helpful information learned
- 2 Some learning
- 3 What I expected to learn
- 4 Learned more than I expected
- 5 Extremely helpful information learned
Understanding how cultural influences impact expectations and treatment*
- 1 No helpful information learned
- 2 Some learning
- 3 What I expected to learn
- 4 Learned more than I expected
- 5 Extremely helpful information learned
How to process and intervene high levels of distress or hard-to-hold clients*
- 1 No helpful information learned
- 2 Some learning
- 3 What I expected to learn
- 4 Learned more than I expected
- 5 Extremely helpful information learned
To explore one's own individual areas of vulnerability and how they can impact our work*
- 1 No helpful information learned
- 2 Some learning
- 3 What I expected to learn
- 4 More than I expected to learn
- 5 Extremely helpful information learned
How to identify and regulate one's own emotional responses*
- 1 No helpful information learned
- 2 Some learning
- 3 What I expected to learn
- 4 More than I expected to learn
- 5 Extremely helpful information learned
How to integrate self-compassion and self-care when dealing with high levels of client distress*
- 1 No helpful information learned
- 2 Some learning
- 3 What I expected to learn
- 4 More than I expected to learn
- 5 Extremely helpful information learned
NASW - How much did you learn as a result of this CE Program*
- 1 No helpful information learned
- 2 Some learning
- 3 What I expected to learn
- 4 Learned more than I expected to learn
- 5 Extremely helpful information learned
NASW - How useful was the content of this CE program for your practice or other professional development?*
- 1 No helpful information learned
- 2 Some learning
- 3 Somewhat helpful
- 4 More than I expected to learn
- 5 Extremely helpful information learned
Quality of Instruction*
- 1 Unsatisfactory
- 2 Somewhat unsatisfactory
- 3 Neither satisfactory nor unsatisfactory
- 4 Somewhat satisfactory
- 5 Extremely satisfactory
Instructor's level of knowledge and expertise*
- 1 Unsatisfactory
- 2 Somewhat unsatisfactory
- 3 Neither satisfactory nor unsatisfactory
- 4 Somewhat satisfactory
- 5 Extremely satisfactory
Adequacy of physical facilities*
- 1 Unsatisfactory
- 2 Somewhat unsatisfactory
- 3 Neither satisfactory nor unsatisfactory
- 4 Somewhat satisfactory
- 5 Satisfactory
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