Seventh quiz
This quiz is based on the material covered in the seventh lecture. Please pick up the correct type of possible termination of the counselling cycle based on the client's story. Each question is graded and you will get your final grade after finishing the test.

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Please pick up the correct type of possible termination of the counselling cycle based on the client's story.
She is 34 years old and married to John for the past 16 years. Had to marry him because she was pregnant and their parents said they would disown them if they didn’t get married. It all started to go wrong after she told him she was pregnant, (son is 15 yrs. old now). She knew her husband wanted her to have an abortion and then he would have dumped her but her parents were sort of friends and he had no choice. They met at high school, he was very handsome and popular. He told her he loved her and that if she loved him she would make love to him. She had no idea about contraception at the time. After their first child her mum helped out, she was always on hand to give her good advice and show her how best to take care of the baby. When she became pregnant less than a year after James was born, her mum said she had to do it on her own. John had to drop out of uni and get a job in the bank. He hated it and that’s when the drinking started and became violent and controlling. It was only when she got speaking to a woman from her church about John’s anger that she realised that he has been raping her for most of her married life. She is afraid of his temper, he has never hurt the children. She has had a few bumps and bruises but nothing life changing. She cannot come into the counselling agency for face to face counselling, he keeps track of where she goes. She does not know if she can commit to regular counselling. Since the beginning of therapy, she has only been available to talk on the phone every second or third week. She is very nervous and does not seem to be able to engage in the counselling process for fear her husband will find out. *
2 points
She is 19 year old with a mild learning difficulty. She has just moved into her own supported living flats. The carers come in first thing in the morning to make sure she is up for work and has taken her tablets. She describes her parents are brilliant, they have always encouraged her to be independent. She went to mainstream school and the local college to study retail. She has a job in a supermarket. One of the men at work asked her out on a date. Although she was a bit nervous she said yes. The first time they went to the cinema it was great. On the second date they went out for a meal and a drink. She told him she didn’t drink much because of her medication, he said not to worry he would make sure she was safe. She was a bit tiddly when she got into his car. He drove out of town and pulled up in a darkened layby, started to kiss her. He then started to put his hand up her legs and down her panties. He was doing things to her private parts that she didn’t like. She asked him to stop but he didn’t. She screamed out for help but knew there was nobody around that would hear her. When he took his hand away she opened the door and ran away. It took her hours to walk home. She couldn’t phone a taxi as she had no idea where she was. She just kept walking towards the town lights. She can’t tell her parents, they would be cross and may be make her move home. She said she doesn’t think he should have done those things to her. *
2 points
Her name is Jane and she says she needs help. She lives in a small town, her family lives 50 km away, and she has problems with her landlord. He is 45 years old, married with 3 children, but he has been abusive to her. He insists that he is in love with her, he has been aggressively sexual in many occasions and that makes her feel very uncomfortable. She did make it very clear that she is not interested but he doesn’t understand. She thinks that he is stalking her and follows around… He lives with his family in the flat above hers, and she saw him watching her leaving the apartment and returning back home. She has thought about leaving this flat but he threatened her in case she does so. She doesn’t know what to do. He knows her family lives away and takes advantage of it. *
2 points
She is 27 and gave a birth to a child couple of months ago. She and her boyfriend didn't want to get married, but had to do it because of legal obstacles. She is a foreigner and her mother lives in another country. At some point after she moved to her partner's place, he started being abusive. He is often screaming at her and calls her miserable as she can't fight back and stand for herself. After each fight they had, it was suddenly back to normal and he was again nice to her. For a long time she believed him and considered it as a normal part of any relationships. After the child was born she thought it's better to keep a family together so that her daughter would have a father. But after her trip back home to visit her mother, she suddenly realised that she does not want to go back. She wants to leave this abusive relationships, but it's complicated as the child is a citizen of her partner's country. She is afraid that if she goes to the police, they will take away the child and deport her. She does not know what strategy to chose in order not to get under the manipulations of her partner back again. *
2 points
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