FFT Values
3 core values of FFT
What is Respect, strength-based, non-judgmental?
Anyone in the family that has a stake in the change process
Who are major players?
Goals of Motivation
What is balanced alliance, increase hope, reduce negativity/blame, build a relational focus ?
Relational Functions are used to plan and match to what Phases?
What is BC and GEN?
Individualized change plans that match the families values, relational functions, and abilities to increase resources and competence in adaptive positive behaviors.
What is behavior change plan?
Generalizing the skills can feel like an extension of what phase?
What is BC phase?
This technique promotes families to be their "authentic self" during treatment
What is Matching?
"More than one"
What is Relational?
The goal of the Engagement phase
What is "to build credibility and have first FFT session"?
Ideal treatment pacing for motivation
What is 3x in 10 days?
3 Functions of the relational assessment
Autonomous, Mid-pointing, Contacting
Communication, problem solving, conflict resolution, and coping are examples of what in the behavior change phase?
What are behavior targets?
This is not a failure but rather a normal part of treatment.
What is a relapse?
The most important stakeholder in FFT
Who is the family?
Accountability applies to who in FFT?
Who is the family and therapist?
Who should be engaged?
All major players
3 parts of a reframe
What is identify negative aspect, provide nobility and check family response?
50% contact and 50% autonomy
What is mid-pointing?
80% of a BC session should consist of what?
What is skill practice/behavioral rehearsal?
Minimum number of sessions in GEN
What is 3?
Number of required session recordings per year to maintain certification?
What is 1 recording?
Applying the principles and values happen in what phases?
All Phases
Daily Double- Name the phases of the FFT Model
Timeframe to engage family once a referral is received
What is 24 hours?
These Motivation techniques are used when attempting to provide a different narrative or perspective to particular behaviors/issues.
What are change meaning techniques?
Individual who holds minimal power, influence and resources in a relational dyad
Who is "one down"?
Matching to these in the BC phase help skills stick
What are relational functions?
Daily Double - Name all the steps in the BC session structure.
Another way of saying "maintenance of change"
What is relapse prevention?
Daily Double: What are the 3 domains of Generalization?
Minimal number of FFT staffings per month?”
What is 2?
Another term for "not giving up or being persistent" in FFT
What is relentlessness?
Name of the planning phase before engagement
What is pre treatment?
Secondary purpose of a sequence
What is assessing for behavior patterns ?
Relational Assessment is gathered from assessing what?
What are Family Patterns?
Highlighting the positive aspects, pushing the family beyond where they typically stop, redirecting when the family gets off task, and using reinforcement strategically are examples of what category of the structure of BC sessions?
What is coaching/feedback?
This stakeholder should participate in a GEN session to ensure proper discharge coordination
Who is the probation officer?
"CSS" is an acronym for
What is Clinical Services System?