Types of Challenging Behaviours
Communication
Group Coaching
Things with Slings
Left Field :)
100

This type of person reaches your point ahead of you

What is Jumping Ahead?

100

A skill designed to improve your listening and understanding skills, to decrease the interpersonal communication gap

What is active listening?

100

Explaining why the skill/topic is important for people to understand, helps the listener gain what

What is their buy-in, or understanding what is in it for them?

100

Regarding the weight of the patient that is unable to assist, at which point would a positioning sling should be considered for assistance with bed mobility

What is 80kgs or 180lbs?

100

Any experience or experiences that overwhelm an individual's capacity to cope

What is trauma

200

This type of person does not believe your message

What is a skeptic or resister?

200

The receiver interprets the message differently than the sender intended

What is the interpersonal communication gap?

200

Looking people in the eye, asking the group for their experience, paraphrasing are all a part of what skill

What is active listening?

200

it looks like a bow tie and assists with turning and holding a patient in a turned position

What is the TriTurner Sling?

200

80% of our communication is conveyed by

What is our body language?

300

This type of person does not voluntarily speak up

What is quiet or shy?

300

Owning your observations, thoughts, feelings and wants is a part of which communication tool

What is the experience cube?

300

Polling questions and voting are two ways to do what

What is a way to hear from or engage everyone?

300

This sling is used for multiple applications such as toileting and bed to chair transfers

What is the universal sling?

300

casual or unconstrained conversation or reports about other people, typically involving details that are not confirmed as being true.

What is gossip?

400

This type of person is engaged with another person

What is a side conversationalist

400

Keeping your observations based on what you see and hear

What is being objective?

400

Asking someone to keep time for you, setting a timer on your phone, establishing a parking lot for off-topic items are all ways to

What is keeping to established time?

400

the top of the opening of the hammock or universal sling should be positioned with which landmark

What is the bottom of the coccyx/tailbone?

400

the ability to share and understand the feelings of others

What is empathy?

500

The facilitator uses active listening skills, body postures and positioning,  tools such as a parking lot

What is managing challenging behaviours?

500

Sharing your Observations, Engaging in Dialogue and Correcting Unsafe Work Practices are examples of

What is the goal of providing feedback?

500

Pointing out digressions and staying neutral are two key points when managing what

What is managing conflict?

500

Height, weight, girth, type of transfer and patient physical and cognitive capabilities are all things to think about when

What is selecting the sling?

500

The Learning Hub, EFAP webinars, VIU, SafeCare BC and WorkSafe BC workshops are all examples of

What is continued education?

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