Does this definition match Stress, Grief, or Trauma?
Something you experience, or witness happen to someone else. Usually:
Trauma
True or False: What you think about a situation can affect your emotions?
True
True
True or False: You should not check to see if your thoughts are accurate before acting on them
False
Name 2 coping strategies
Staff decides, serious answers that makes sense will work
What is one way to focus on positivity? (2 options)
One of these
Which one fits the description: wrongly predicting that bad things will happen over and over again.
Jumping Jim, Downer Debbie, Play it again Sam
Play it again Sam
Fill in the blank: When making a problem solving table (with pros & cons), you should always check if it is ________ before making a choice.
Safe. This is also true for the "baby step" action plan
Danger response: what are the 3 F's
Flight, Flight, and Freeze
Fill in the blank: F__________ T____________ A________ triangle
Feelings, thoughts, actions
Fill in the blank. The 3 questions you can ask yourself about thoughts to see if they are helpful:
1. Is this thought t____?
2. Is this thought n_________?
3. Is this thought kind towards m_______ and o_____?
True, Necessary (or needed), Myself (or me), Others
Which is a quality of a trustworthy person (inner circle)? 2 possible answers
Either one:
Name 1 possible reaction to stress, trauma, or loss?
Anything that fits into these categories: troublesome thoughts, alert bodies, intense feelings, difficulty coping with loss. Check handout
Name 1 word each that is either more intense or less intense:
Happiness, Sadness, Anger, Fear
Staff judgement
What strategy did the group discuss to address avoidance?
Staff judgement: student describes baby steps, desensitizing, etc.
Name one benefit of sharing difficult experiences, and one potential harm of not sharing about difficult experiences
Staff judgement: honest attempt