1. Identify symptomatology presented with trauma related to domestic violence:
   • Describe a child, including basic information necessary for assessment.
   • Describe in detail the traumatic issue and how it would affect a child of the age most relevant to your own practice.
   • Identify in detail the trauma that has occurred.
   • Explore the range of reactions that would present in the child and/or reported by the family.
2. Differentiate the likely social (example: behavior interactions with others) and environmental (example: behavior in different places) effects of trauma for a child at this age.
   • Use your readings related to the eects of trauma on the developing brain to explore the variations of traumatic effects on this child.
   • Differentiate the likely social (example: behavior with others) and environmental (example: behavior in different places) effects of trauma for a child at this age.
3. Explain specific play-therapy interventions for treatment of a traumatic issue with children of this age.
   • Describe and compare at least two different interventions of play therapy you would use to best meet the needs of the child and family.
   • Predict the likely outcomes for the child and family related to each of your interventions. If the child returned to therapy in three years, what remaining evidence of trauma would you expect to observe?
4. Provide substantial evidence from the literature that your choices have merit.
   • Support your explanations by citing peer-reviewed studies on both trauma and play-therapy interventions and techniques.