Attachment Module
Global Development
Sensory Integration
Collective Wounding and Healing
Collective Liberation and Reflective Practice
100

Top of the circle in Circle of Security

What is need for exploration

100

This is the name of the poem Lynne and Haruko shared and then asked us to create

What is I am From.

100

This is one example of sensory-avoidant behavior

What is needing less noise, being bothered by specific tags on clothes, and many other examples

100

Name the 3 trauma responses

What is fight, flight or freeze

100

The presentation invites us to imagine a world where people are free from oppression and can thrive together. This big idea starts with the letter L.

What is liberation

200

A child being too clingy, means they are too attached T/F

What is False

200
This is the place Lynne grew up and the place Haruko grew up

What is Alaska and Japan

200
This is one example of sensory-seeking behavior

What is pushing, needing to spin, rough play, and may other examples

200

Name one of the 4 normative universal fears

What is fear of losing love, fear of body damage, fear of being left and fear of being bad

200

Mutual support, cooperation, and standing together against injustice are all part of this practice.

What is solidarity

300

Bottom of the circle in Circle of Security

What is welcome my coming to you

300
They send 3 year old children on an important errand as a way to build up confidence in this country

What is Japan.

300

Name one way to calm down a dysregulated system

What is providing deep pressure, or offering them heavy work (something heavy to pull) or many other examples

300

This person sang in the superbowl halftime show

Who is Bad Bunny

300

Breathing, noticing what’s happening in your body, or grounding yourself are examples of this type of practice that appears throughout the presentation.

What is somatic practice

400
These are 2 components from the Ease of Fit/Goodness of Fit list

What is activity level, reaction to new experiences, reaction to new people, response to transitions and distractability

400

When we assume that development standards are universal, we may overlook this important influence on development.

What is cultural context

400

This is one of the 10 principles of disability justice

What is 

  • Intersectionality
  • Leadership of those most impacted
  • Anti-capitalist politic
  • Cross-movement solidarity
  • Recognizing Wholeness
  • Sustainability
  • Commitment to Cross-Disability Solidarity
  • Interdependence
  • Collective access
  • Collective Liberation
400

Name an example of cultural traditions of healing

What is spiritual cleansing (limpia), music, dance, storytelling and many other examples

400

Do onto others as you would have them do onto others

What is parallel process

500

This is one of the attachment styles

What is secure, insecure avoidant, insecure resistant, insecure disorganized

500

Name one ASQ domain or question that may be biased?

What is "does your child use a spoon"? 

500

These are 6 sensory systems

What is touch, vestibular, propioception, taste, hearing, sight, smell and interoception

500

She is the author of Rest is Resistance 

Who is Tricia Hersey

500
This was stuck in a woman's forehead in one of the videos shown

What is a nail