Trauma
Screening
Questionnaire
(TSQ)
Your
own
reactions
now
to
the
traumatic
event
Please
consider
the
following
reactions
which
sometimes
occur
after
a
traumatic
event.
This
questionnaire
is
concerned
with
your
personal
reactions
to
the
traumatic
event
which
happened
to
you.
Please
indicate
(Yes/No)
whether
or
not
you
have
experienced
any
of
the
following
at
least
twice
in
the
past
week.
Upsetting
thoughts
or
memories
about
the
event
that
have
come
into
your
mind
against
your
will
2.
Upsetting
dreams
about
the
event
3.
Acting
or
feeling
as
though
the
event
were
happening
again
4.
Feeling
upset
by
reminders
of
the
event
5.
Bodily
reactions
(such
as
fast
heartbeat,
stomach
churning,
sweatiness,
dizziness)
when
reminded
of
the
event
6.
Difficulty
falling
or
staying
asleep
7.
Irritability
or
outbursts
of
anger
8.
Difficulty
concentrating
9.
Heightened
awareness
of
potential
dangers
to
yourself
and
others
10.
Being
jumpy
or
being
startled
at
something
unexpected
1.
No
Yes
If
you
have
answered
yes
to
6
or
more
questions
you
are
encouraged
to
consider
whether
you
think
that
some
counseling
support
may
be
of
benefit
in
helping
you
to
lower
your
on-going
reactions
to
the
traumatic
event.
Source:
Brewin,
C.
R.,
Rose,
S.,
Andrews,
B.,
Green,
J.,
Tata,
P.,
McEvedy,
C.,
Turner,
S.
&
Foa,
E.
B.
(2002)
Brief
screening
instrument
for
post-traumatic
stress
disorder.
British
Journal
of
Psychiatry,
181,
158-162.
Adapted
by
Restorative
Community
Concepts,
www.restorativecommunityconcepts.com.