Session Evaluation
Chaos, Terror, Rage, Despair: Groups as Agents for Harmony Amid the Collective Traumas of COVID-19, War, Systemic Racism, Mass Shootings, and Political Upheaval
In reviewing the stated goals of this event, and in considering the nature of what you learned, please respond to each of the following statements by selecting the option that best reflects your opinion.
Questions 1-20
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Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Neutral
Agree
Strongly Agree
01: This session was relevant to the overall Annual Meeting objectives.
02: This session’s content matched the session’s objectives.
03: The leader made the group contract clear.
04: Overall, the group felt safe and conducive to learning.
05: My understanding of group process and dynamics increased or existing knowledge was better integrated.
06: The didactic material and the experiential component were well integrated.
07: The extent of each of the objectives stated by the instructor at the beginning of this event have been met.
08: The format for this presentation was effective.
09: The material presented was appropriate to my education, experience and/or licensure level.
10: The material presented was relevant to my practice.
11: The knowledge I gained from this event will add to my clinical practice/professional work.
12: My understanding of the subject matter increased as a result of this event.
13: In this event, I gained new knowledge and/or integrated existing knowledge.
14: Group members/Audience interaction enhanced the session.
15: The syllabus materials and/or reading list were valuable.
16: The level of the material was appropriate.
17: The material presented was current.
18: The material presented the content effectively.
19: The handouts/teaching aids enhanced the content of this event.
20: I would recommend this event to colleagues.
Questions 21-24:
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Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Neutral
Agree
Strongly Agree
21 Marcia Nickow was knowledgeable about content and presented material clearly.
22 Marcia Nickow was responsive to participants.
23 Marcia Nickow was skillful and effective.
24 Marcia Nickow was sensitive and responsive to issues of diversity.
21 Rachael Kaplan was knowledgeable about content and presented material clearly.
22 Rachael Kaplan was responsive to participants.
23 Rachael Kaplan was skillful and effective.
24 Rachael Kaplan was sensitive and responsive to issues of diversity.
21 Stephanie Friedman was knowledgeable about content and presented material clearly.
22 Stephanie Friedmans was responsive to participants.
23 Stephanie Friedman was skillful and effective.
24 Stephanie Friedman was sensitive and responsive to issues of diversity.
21 Nelly Katsnelson was knowledgeable about content and presented material clearly.
22 Nelly Katsnelson was responsive to participants.
23 Nelly Katsnelson was skillful and effective.
24 Nelly Katsnelson was sensitive and responsive to issues of diversity.
25: To what extent have each of the objectives stated by the instructor at the beginning and end of this event been met:
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Marginal
Adequate
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Excellent
Objective 1 Describe five examples of institutional inequities, cracks, and walls as well as institutional neglect and abuse associated with the coronavirus pandemic.
Objective 2 Identify five ways to bolster self-care during times of war, political upheaval, challenges to basic human rights, shootings, and other violence.
Objective 3 List factors that promote vicarious resilience among treating professionals, front-line workers, community leaders and all citizens.
Objective 4 Illuminate the value of virtual support groups for mental health practitioners as cultures of resilience and an ongoing antidote to traumatization.
Objective 5 Define moral injury and explain its association with the COVID-19 pandemic, racial disparities, and other effects of systemic oppression.
Objective 6 Identify five ways that mental health practitioners can creatively work inside and outside institutions to provide compassionate support to health care workers during pandemics, mass violence and war.
26: How much did you learn as a result of this CE Program?
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Little
Some
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A great deal
I learned:
26a: Please specify what you learned.
27: How useful was the content of this CE program for your practice or other professional development?
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Not useful
A little useful
Somewhat useful
A good deal useful
Extremely useful
The content was:
28: Was the educational content scientifically sound?
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Yes
No
28a: You selected "No". Please explain.
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29: Did you perceive any commercial bias or influence in the educational content?
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Yes
No
29a: You selected "Yes". Please explain.
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30: List any outstanding features:
31: List any aspects that need improvement:
32: COMMENTS (We welcome specific suggestions to improve the event, including format, particularly if you rated any item less than three.)
33: Did you leave this session early?
Yes
No
33a: Indicate why you left early in the space below.
(NOTE: Continuing education credit is not awarded for partial attendance.)
34: Professional/Discipline (Check all that apply)
Psychiatrist
Psychologist
Social Worker
Nurse
Drug & Alcohol Abuse Counselor
Creative Arts Therapist
Marriage & Family Therapist
Clinical Mental Health Counselor
Pastoral Counselor
Other
You selected Other profession. Please specify:
35: Degree(s) (check all that apply):
Ph.D.
M.D.
M.S.W.
Ed.D.
M.A.
M.S.S.
R.N.
Psy.D.
M.S.N.
D.Min.
M.Div.
Other
You selected Other degree. Please specify:
