Stress Model of Crisis
This term refers to an individual's "normal" state of being or behavior.
What is baseline?
This is the part of the brain where "feelings" occur
What is the midbrain?
These are the 4 elements of a potentially violent situation:
What are
1) spark; 2) target; 3) weapon;
4) level of stress or motivation
Rather than "being a thermometer," we want to be more like this when responding to a crisis.
What is a thermostat?
In 1995, this notorious villain packed up in the middle of the night and moved the Browns to Baltimore.
Who is "Art Modell?"
Changing setting conditions and preventing triggers would be an example of this type of strategy.
What is a Preventive strategy?
As we increase brain connections, we expect this to decrease.
What is Stress?
During the "spark" phase, it is important to do this to someone/something that is provoking the child.
What is "remove them?"
True or False: it is essential to believe a young person's story or point of view when practicing active listening.
What is false?
This hard throwing "wild thing" was portrayed by Charlie Sheen in the 1989 classic, "Major League."
Who is "Ricky Vaughn?"
This term refers to a specific occurrence or condition that activates or sets into motion a response.
What is a "Triggering event?"
This part of the brain controls thinking and reasoning.
What is the brainstem?
In this type of communication, the way in which we show how we are feeling without speaking is critical to how we are being perceived.
What is "nonverbal communication?"
These are the "Four Questions" (aka What to THINK about) when responding to a crisis.
What are:
1.What am I feeling now?
2.What does the child feel, need, expect, or want?
3.How is the environment affecting the child?
4.How do I best respond?
This former Indians slugger was known for running over opponents on the field and chasing down a trick-or-treater in the community with his pickup truck.
Who is Albert (Joey) Bell?
Violence occurs when we have reached this stage of the stress model.
What is the Outburst stage?
In a trauma-driven perception, the thinking brain is replaced by this part of the brain when potential danger is present.
What is the survival brain (brain stem)?
True or false: the "Target" will always remain the same during a crisis situation.
What is "false?"
This is the best thing we can do/say when we are being provoked or insulted by a client in crisis.
What is "nothing?"
This sharp-shooting point guard for the Cavaliers was regarded as one of the best foul shooters in NBA history.
Who is Mark Price?
This is always the primary goal of crisis intervention.
What is Safety?
In order to "comfort and calm" we need to help children ________ their body using words and actions.
What is "regulate?"
When a potential weapon is present, these are two ways that we can intervene to maintain safety.
What is:
1) Move the object (discreetly)
2) Move the child (potential aggressor)
3) Move line of sight
This term refers to the interactive process where a calm, regulated adult helps a distressed, overwhelmed person—typically a child or teen—manage intense emotions and helps de-escalate them.
What is "crisis co-regulation?"
These are the original names of Progressive Field AND Rocket Arena/Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse?
What is "Jacobs Field" and "Gund Arena?"