Self-report
What group sessions start with
Self-report
What is a behavior issue?
any resident's behavior that has interfered with the smooth functioning of your unit or milieu.
What is step 1?
for double the points, what is developing the picture
Develop the picture
"Tells the story"- who, what, where, when, why
Definition of group norms?
What is step 1?
Self-review
BX=
behavioral issues
Your unit is intended to provide each resident with a safe, stable, secure, and predictable living environment.
What is step 2?
Define the issue
Name the group norms.
-Stay seated
-No objects in the group
-only one person speaks at a time
-keep your hands to yourself
-stay focused on the topic being discussed
What is step 2?
Behavior Review
What is the single most important part of self-report?
accounting of your own problems.
What is the definition of a behavior issue?
Any action of any resident that intereres with the safety, stability, security, or predictability of the facility or any resident or staff in the facility is a behavior issue.
What is the MOST important part of the development?
SSSP-
for double points what does each letter stand for?
How often are status evaluations completed?
every 10-14 days from the last evaluation.
What is step 3?
Delivery of feedback
What should the attitude for group be?
There is nothing more important than group, and you would rather be in group than in any other program activities.
Examples of behavior issues
-fighting
-going awol
-being disrespectful to staff or guests,
-not following norms in class, or group
-Not self-reporting
-not following directions
-cussing
-games up
What is step 3?
Delivery of feedback
What is included in a status evaluation?
Repeated narrative notes- positive or negative
critical behaviors
14-day eval period /good days vs. bad days
What is step 4?
Give and take of dialogue
What does self-report include?
1. accounting of my behavior problems.
2. accounting of my achievements.
3. accounting of what is causing me stress.
4. accounting of problem behaviors related to others.
What does KISS stand for?
What are steps 4 and 5?
Give and take of dialogue
Move on
What are you required to participate in?
1. School
2. Social skills/NA/Church
3. Behavior Group
4. Individual and group therapy
5. Treatment goals
Move on is decided by staff.