Evaluation & Continuing education request form

Thick Thighs, Tender Hearts: Trauma-Informed Advocacy in Fat Bodies

Use this form to provide feedback on this event and/or if you are requesting a CDR certificate of completion or a certificate of attendance for other credentialing organizations. Please allow 5 business days to process CE certificates and certificates of attendance.

Continuing Education Credit Options

The CPE activity for this event is approved for 1.5 CPEU. We can also prepare a certificate of attendance to support submissions to other accrediting bodies. Note: Check your credentialing organization to see if they accept pre-approved CDR continuing education credits.

Session Evaluation & Continuing Education Certificate Request Form

Did you attend the live session, watch the recording, or both? *

I attended the live session.
I watched the recording.
I did both.

Are you requesting a continuing education certificate of completion/attendance? (CEs are only available to the Professional Membership tier) *

I am requesting a certificate of completion for CDR pre-approved credits.
I am requesting a certificate of attendance to support my individual submission for continuing education credits.
I am not requesting a CE certificate.

Which of the following best describes medical trauma? *

a. Any traumatic event that happens outside of a hospital
b. Psychological and physical harm that occurs as a result of medical care or treatment
c. Fear of going to the doctor even without past negative experiences
d. A type of trauma that only happens during surgery

Trauma-informed care (TIC) is only useful for medical providers and has no benefit for patients or community members. *

True
False

Which of the following is not one of the six core principles of trauma-informed care? *

a. Safety
b. Empowerment, Voice, and Choice
c. Punishment and Compliance
d. Collaboration and Mutuality

Fat people and those with intersecting marginalized identities often experience trauma in healthcare systems due to: *

a. Weight stigma and medical bias
b. Racism, ableism, queerphobia, and other systemic oppressions
c. Repeated invalidation of symptoms or experiences
d. All of the above

A trauma-informed approach to self-advocacy in medical systems may include: *

a. Setting boundaries during appointments
b. Bringing a support person if possible
c. Asking providers to explain procedures and options clearly
d. All of the above

As a result of this session, what actionable steps will you make professionally or personally? *

Do you have any other last comments or thoughts to share with the ASDAH Leadership Team?

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