High Risk Youth
Trauma-Informed Services
Guest Speakers
Random human body facts
100

What is a high risk you?

If a youth fits any of these five criteria

[Authority issues, substance use, unable to identify a healthy adult, multiple placements, lack of follow through, mental health issues], they are considered to]

 

100

What is a very common barrier to receiving mental health services?

Stigma

100

Where does Sebastian work?

YouCan

100

Which part of the human body produces the most heat? The liver produces the most heat in the human body.

A) Liver

B) Heart

C) Bum

200

What is the percentage of incarcerated youth who meet formal criteria for at least one DSM-5 Disorder

70%-100%

200

What was a reason why was TST-R created?

To provide culturally informed interventions to address mental health needs of refugee youth and families.

200

What police program did Sebastian work with?

A) DiversionFirst

B) YfiveO

C) YESS


200

Where is the smallest bone in your body found?

In your ear!
300

What are the strategies that encourages a practice that strives with high risk youths?

Be anti-oppressive, flexible, responsive and harm reducing

300

What is intergenerational Trauma?

Too long to type

300

What did Sebastian say a youths ecomap includes (the supports/needs surrounding the youth to serve them best)

Who knows them and where they frequent

300

What is the only muscle in the human body that is attached at only one end?

The tongue

400

Why do some high-risk youth perceive the child welfare system negatively?

Lack of trust in workers, feeling like the system makes things worse

400

Name 3 of the 4 main stressors of immigrants in a new country.

1) Isolation

2) Trauma

3) Resettlement

4) Acculturation

400

What is Sebastian's role within YouCan

Works with youth to get jobs and manages other youth workers

400

Which human body part continues to grow throughout a person's lifetime?

A) Your ear

B) Your teeth

C) Your legs

500

What is the definition of protective factors? 

Circumstances or experiences that buffer young peoples' involvement in damaging behaviours

500

When someone experiences a trauma what are the four stages of the trauma system (as experienced by the individual) - looks like a bell curve on a graph.

Regulating

Revving

Re-experiencing

Reconstituting

500

What interactive activity did Sebastian make us do in class?

A sharing circle with a hackey sack.

500

What is the largest organ in the human body?

Skin

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