Brain & Relationships
All About Trauma
Trauma & the Brain
Trauma-Informed Approaches
Communication
Conflict Resolution
Comfort vs. Control
Intro to Protective Physical Skills
Implementation
100
They send and receive information in the brain.
What are neurons?
100
Gets to decide the definition of trauma.
What is the person?
100
Area of the brain that acts as the first entry point for most of our senses.
What is the thalamus?
100
4 Rs: Realize, Recognize, Responding, __________
What is Resist Re-traumatization?
100
Communication is made up of verbal and nonverbal interactions. __________is where we receive the most messages.
What is nonverbal communication?
100
When a co-worker is acting inappropriately, we have the responsibility as a ______________?
What is mandated reporter?
100
Reassure rather than ________.
What is reprimand?
100
Do not attempt to confine a person to a small room with a blocking shield as this is ____________.
What is seclusion?
100
Explaining what the pads are there for, how they will be used, how to keep everyone safe, and explaining what staff are not allowed to do.
What is Pad Orientation?
200
Donald Hebb said, "Neurons that wire together______"
What is "fire together."?
200
Exaggerated startle response.
What is hyper arousal?
200
Alert center. DANGER!
What is the amygdala?
200
Trauma-informed or Trauma Uninformed: Collaboration
What is Trauma-Informed?
200
This has a detrimental affect on communication.
What is stress?
200
Zone of distance: 6"to 8".
What is the intimate zone?
200
What are comfort statements?
200
Maintain your balance by using this.
What is movable stance?
200
Staff must have an ______________ to use the pads.
What is an active user certification.
300
Part of the brain most physically affected by trauma.
What is forebrain?
300
Mental state where a person feels disconnected from their own self, emotionally and physically.
What is dissociation?
300
What sense travels through the amygdala & hippocampus
What is smell
300
Trauma-informed or Trauma Uninformed: What happened to you?
What is trauma-informed?
300
It's critical to be aware what's going on with the person, the environment and _________.
What is yourself?
300
As a person approaches the boiling point, this should be increased.
What is physical distance/space?
300
The mother of all control statements!
What is "Calm Down"?
300
__________ the distance between you and the person.
What is increase?
300
This release is called _______________. 
What is Shrug n' Turn?
400
These memories are sensory based.
What are implicit memories?
400
Children with disabilities are _____ likely to experience abuse.
What is more?
400
Area of the brain responsible for processing and producing speech.
What is the Broca's area?
400
Trauma-Informed or Trauma Uninformed: Using labeling language such as manipulative.
What is Trauma Uninformed?
400
As situations become more stressful, people tend to pay attention more to this type of communication.
What is Nonverbal?
400
This is not a time to teach!
What is during a crisis?
400
Sometimes we need an alternative to this 2 letter word.
What is "no"?
400
When an incident ends, no _________ or blaming.
What is shaming?
400
C. A. B. stands for this.
Chin Arm Bow
500
Key to survival at birth?
What are relationships?
500
An approach for presuming and reacting in a manner that the person you are interacting with has a history of trauma.
What are universal precautions?
500
Job #1 is to Calm the Amygdala. Job #2
What is build new neural pathways?
500
Think survival habit instead of ____________.
What is bad behavior?
500
Remove others from the area, ensure environmental safety, monitor the person served.
What is the observer role?
500
What is competition?
500
Requires impulse control, high emotional regulation, and the ability to tolerate a perceived injustice.
What is "not talking back"?
500
Names these....
What is arm shield, body shield, and curved shield?
500
Only ______ ______ _______ can teach others Ukeru.
What is Ukeru Certified Trainers?