The Sanctuary Model
This is a blueprint for organizational change, creates a trauma responsive community, and recognizes that trauma & adversity are pervasive experiences.
What is The Sanctuary Model?
This occurs when an external event overwhelms the individual’s internal resources and external supports for coping with the situation.
What is traumatization?
This creates a community where principles and practices mitigate impact of previous trauma and adversity, while future trauma is prevented.
What is the Sanctuary Commitments?
This is used by all members of the community whenever we come together.
What is Community Meeting?
This examined the health and social effects of adverse childhood experiences over a person's lifespan.
What is the ACE study?
These are the foundations of a trauma-informed, trauma-responsive culture.
What are the four pillars of Sanctuary?
What is S.E.L.F?
This commitment is intended to increase safety – physical, psychological, social and moral.
What is non-violence?
Community Meeting is part of this pillar.
What is Sanctuary Toolkit?
A person is more likely to have higher health risk factors with this ACE score.
What is 4 or more?
This doctor and her colleagues founded The Sanctuary Model.
Who is Dr. Sandy Bloom?
Social responsibility, emotional intelligence, and growth & change are all examples of this pillar.
What are the Sanctuary Commitments?
This commitment encourages collaboration and learning from our mistakes without shame.
What is social learning?
Community Meeting usually happens in these spaces.
What are staff meetings, trainings, treatment team, and shift changes?
The ACE study was a collaborative effort between these two entities.
What are Kaiser Permanente and The Centers for Disease Control?
The Sanctuary Model began in a psychiatric unit in this city.
What is Philadelphia?
Psychoeducation, Red Flag Reviews, Core Team, and Community Meeting are all part of this pillar.
What is the Sanctuary Toolkit?
This commitment builds understanding between past experiences and the impact of emotions on current behaviors and thought processes.
What is emotional intelligence?
These are the 3 main parts of Community Meeting.
What are, "How are you feeling?", "What is your goal for the day?", "Who will you ask for help if needed?"
Psychological abuse, mental illness in the home, and parental separation are examples of this.
What is childhood adversity?
This branch of the Sanctuary Institute was founded in 2015.
What is Sanctuary Institute Australia?
This part of the Sanctuary Toolkit is one of the foundational tools of the Sanctuary Model and provides structure, builds connection, promotes healing and recovery.
What is Community Meeting?
This commitment encourages all the members of the community to use their voices, even when there are difficult things to be discussed.
What is open communication?
These 4 Sanctuary Commitments are reinforced in Community Meeting.
What are emotional intelligence, growth & change, social responsibility, and social learning?
This percentage of participants reported exposure to at least one adverse childhood experience.
What is 67%?