Definitions
Parallel movement happening in mental health, human services, medical field, law enforcement and all across our communities.
What is trauma informed care?
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How many essential ingredients to Trauma Informed Care are there?
Aces
What is the study used in understanding the prevalence of adversity and trauma?
Serious health outcomes
What is a result of higher ace scores?
Staff perspective, confirmation bias, self fullfilling prophecy, growth mindset, and mirror neurons
What are the key concepts of perspective shift?
Exposure to an event that threatens/harms physical or emotional integrity of the individual or someone close to them. It overwhelms the person's ability to respond and creates significant difficulty in functioning.
What is trauma?
Prevalence and impact
What are the 2 ingredients that impact perspective shift?
Helps us to understand the need for a universal, school-wide, tier 1 approach.
What is the significance of aces?
Social, emotional, and cognitive impairment
What are the ways in which schools support students to overcome these impairments?
Behaviors are communication, "Kids do well,if they can," student challenges are most often an expression of unsolved problems, lack of skills, unmet needs, and are seeking effective intervention, not simply an appropriate consequence.
What are the key assumptions to trauma informed care?
Acute, complex and historical
What are the types of trauma?
Regulation, relationship, and reason
Which 3 ingredients are essential to the healing process?
Household dysfunction, abuse, neglect
What are examples of aces?
Memory, fine motor skills, engagement, frustration, attention, impulsivity, withdrawal, emotional regulation
How does trauma impact learning and behaviors?
What is traditional view versus trauma informed view?