Recipients
Passages Professionals
Basic Living Skills
Mental Health
LCYDC
100

Unique because of their teeth, hair, and basketball ability.

Kobe


100

The city that Ms. Richardson is from

Atlanta

100

True or False

A good example of hygiene is brushing your teeth every other day

false

100

Your favorite Mental Health Professional

Ms. Addie

Ms. Lias

Ms. Wilborn

Ms. Hannah

100

What does LCYDC stand for?

Lee County Youth Development Center


200

This recipient wants to be a Pro Wrestler

Issac

200

Mr. Reese's favorite College Football Team

Auburn University Tigers (War Eagle)

200

How many days a week should chores be completed in a household

7 days (yes! EVERYDAY!)

200

THREE (3) Coping Skills that are EASILY ACCESSIBLE

Correct: Breathing, Counting, Talking, Meditation, Stretching, Positive Affirmations, Thought Re-Framing, Stepping away from the situation (respectfully)


INCORRECT: Basketball, Sports, Coloring, Drawing, Music, Exercise, Journaling

200

The Executive Director

Ms. Cooper

300

The hair color of Terry

Strawberry Blonde


300

The branch of the military that Mr. Harris spent 3 years in

Army

300

What skills do you use to de-escalate a situation

Coping Skills/Coping Techniques

300

The most important factor in improving your mental health

Therapy/Talking to someone

300

How old is LCYDC

50 years

400

The furthest county from LCYDC that a recipient belongs to

Cullman (Terry)

400

The Make AND Model of Ms. Benson's car

Hyundai Sonata

400

What tool do you primarily use to change tire

Four-Way

400

The most common diagnosis among recipients

PTSD/TRAUMA

400
The number of Programs at LCYDC

(Passages, Voyages, TLP, TFC, Detention)

500

These THREE (3) recipients belong to the same County in Alabama

Nathan, Kobe, D'Carlos

500

The name of Ms. Addie's dog

Millie Mae

500

How often should you replace your toothbrush

Every 3 months

500

What does PTSD stand for?

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

500

The official Title/Role of Mr. McNeil

Passages Program Coordinator