Suicide
Name two factors that would put a teen at risk for suicide
Undiagnosed, untreated or ineffective treatment of mental health challenge
Biological factors
Past history: trauma or suicide
Current life event
Perfectionism
What is the difference between situational and characterological self-esteem problems?
■Situational – shows up in specific areas (work, academics, social settings, family relationships, sobriety)
■Characterological – has roots in early experiences of abuse or abandonment.
What is addiction?
A physical and psychological dependence on a particular substance or behavior.
Name 2 behavior levels in the CPI Crisis development model and the corresponding staff attitudes or approaches
1. Anxiety 1. Supportive
2. Defensive 2. Directive
3. Risk behavior 3. Physical Intervention
4. Tension Reduction 4. Therapeutic Rapport
Name the two types of relationships that were discussed in Anthony's presentation at all staff.
Healthy Vs. Unhealthy
Name the two types of verbal warning statements and give examples of each.
Direct: "I want to die"
Indirect: "I don't want to be here anymore"
What is one way of confronting situational low self-esteem?
Identify and build strengths
Exposure to new activities
Offer praise
True OR False
People with mental health illnesses are more likely than those without to experience alcohol and substance use disorder.
True
Name two reasons for using the supportive stance in CPI
Communicates respect
Non-threatening
Maintain safety
Name the ratio of talking vs. listening in a relationship
50/50
What is one reason teens do not seek help when contemplating suicide?
•Fear of what treatment would involve.
•Believe nothing can help.
•The don’t see help-seeking as a sign of strength.
•They are embarrassed.
•Believe that adults wont understand.
•Are scared of disappointment or anger.
•Fear of getting in trouble.
Name the 5 types of rebuttal voices
Healthy Coach
Accepting Friend
Assertive Agent
Rational Teacher
Compassionate Mentor
Name 2 risk factors and 2 protective factors related to substance abuse
RISK FACTOR
Characteristics at the biological, psychological, family, community, or cultural level that precede and are associated with a higher likelihood of negative outcomes.
PROTECTIVE FACTORS
Characteristics associated with a lower likelihood of negative outcomes or that reduce a risk factor’s impact. Protective factors may be seen as positive countering events.
What are the 3 components of para-verbal and verbal communication?
Tone
Volume
Cadence
What percentage of communication is tone?
30%
Name 5 behavioral warning signs of suicide
•Acting recklessly- increase in drug or alcohol use, disciplinary issues, promiscuity, increase in self-injury
•Withdrawal from activities
•Isolating from friends or family
•Changes in eating and sleeping habits
•Increased aggressive behavior/ Lashing out at others
•Changes in appearance
•Difficulty concentrating
•Focused on death (art work, social media etc.)
•Final arrangements
What makes us different from animals?
We form an identity and attach a value to it
True OR False
Addictive drugs release 2-8x the amount of dopamine that natural rewards do
False
2-10x
What are two keys to limit setting
Simple/clear
Reasonable
Enforceable
What percentage of communication is what we actually say?
10%
Name one of the 7 C's in building resiliency and provide an example.
Competence
Confidence
Connection
Character
Coping
Contribution
Control
Name 2 out of the 4 rules for rebuttal
Rebuttals must be strong
Rebuttals must be non-judgmental
Rebuttals must be specific
Rebuttals must be balanced
Name and describe 1 out of the 5 stages of change
1.Pre-contemplation (Pre-Awareness)
•Unaware of Problem
•May resist attempts to explore concerns
2.Contemplation (Awareness)
•Awareness of concern
•May start thinking about change
•Not yet ready to commit
3.Preparation (Determination)
•Planning and committing to change
•Intention to take action
•Planning to act within 1 month
4.Action
•Making the behavior change
•3-6 months
5.Maintenance
•Maintaining and sustaining change
•Acquiring and practicing new skills and behaviors
•Post – 6 months to 5 years
What is rational detachment
The ability to manage your own behavior and attitude
Ex: leave your problems at home/clients are watching
Name the 4 stages of relationships.
1. Forming
2. Storming
3. Norming
4. Performing