Checkoffs
The number of FCT checkoffs are there.
What is 16 checkoffs?
What is a solution card
When should the MIGS 2 be completed?
What is 90 days.
The name of the transitional indicator for the joining phase of treatment.
What is Making Changes
How often should you see your clients during the course of FCT?
What is twice a week, for multi-hour sessions.
The phase of treatment that one should plan to go for the creating ownership checkoff.
What is Valuing Change?
Which documents help you ensure a family is ready to move to the next phase of FCT?
What are transitional indictors.
What document ask how our family is practicing the new behaviors when our practitioner isn’t present?
What We did it on our own
The transitional indicator that is completed at the end of the Restructuring phase.
What is Making Changes We Choose
What is Eloomi and our Teams Channel
What is Reversal?
What is the final Joining document that must be completed before the transitional indicator?
What is the Family Centered Evaluation (FCE)
True or False: The family must complete all other phases/fidelity in order to have a proper Generalization session?
True
The name of the line in the middle of the MIGS map.
What is Parental Authority Line.
How many times should a family complete a FAD assessment?
What is 3 times.
These TWO checkoffs are commonly combined and involves the practitioner instructing the family to practice new behaviors and process the results. After the processing, the practitioner instructs the family to make a plan to maintain the new behaviors.
What is Family Session and Enactment
A way to create a paradigm shift in thinking from client centered to family centered while creating goals for parenting?
What is the Family Life Cycle.
This fidelity document helps the family to use their resources to help others.
What is the Family Give Back Project
MIGS stand for?
What is Maps, Issues, Goals, and Strategies.
Children under the age of 6 should do what trauma screener, rather than a CPM.
What is a CANS assessment.
This checkoff involves discussing a topic the family often avoids and coming to a resolution in order to continue making progress towards family goals.
What is Emotional Block?
The first enactment that the family participates in where the intervention identifies patterns and helps create family goals.
What is the SFA
If you need to reauthorize a client, how soon do you need to provide that information to your supervisior for the reauthorization?
What is 30 days before their authorization ends.
When should the MIGS 2 be completed?
What is 90 days
What kind of leadership do we use, when working with families to know when to be more directive and when to be more supportive?
What is situational leadership?