Post-Test: Using Sand Tray to Process Grief in Play Therapy

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____ includes the rituals associated with death and are largely culturally shaped.

The second task in the TEAR model is:

The fourth task of the tear model is:

The following is an example of ambiguous loss: 

According to Blocker, _____ and _____ facilitate meaning-making, which is central to moving through grief.

“I had fallen through a trapdoor of depression” is an example of a ______.

Metaphors help children to: 

Adults outgrow the use of metaphor in language.

Themes of loss and ____ are found together throughout cultural expressions of art.

Metaphor works with ____ not _____.

Religion and spirituality are interchangeable.

A good way to find out about a family’s religious/spiritual beliefs is:

It is never healthy for a client to express anger toward God in a therapy session.

The concept of turning a metaphor 180 degrees refers to:

One of the ways sand tray facilitates grief work is that it offers a way to process content for which there are “no words.”

Sand tray promotes:

Sand tray is powerful because it helps clients leave the here and now and lessen connection to the self.

_____ is a sacred space created by the relationship between the client and the therapist.

It is uncommon for clients to have conflicting emotions related to the death of a loved one.

The process of ______ involves expressing resentments, fantasies, regrets, and appreciations.