Trauma
Peer Counseling
Culture
Healthy/Unhealthy Relationships
Everything Else
100

This is a traumatic or stressful experiences during childhood/adolescence.

What is Adverse Childhood Experience?

100

A peer counselor is trying to connect with a client they just met,

They are trying to build what?

What is rapport?

100

The ability to respectfully and effectively understand, communicate, and interact with people of various backgrounds, cultures, and belief systems

What is Cultural Competence?
100

The personal limits you define to protect your emotional, physical, and mental well-being while preserving connection. 


What are boundaries?

100

Young adolescents and older adults between the ages of 16 to 24 (and sometimes up to 27).

What is Transitional-Aged Youth?

200

This is an approach that recognizes the widespread impact of trauma.

It seeks to create environment that promotes safety, trust, choice, and empowerment.

What is Trauma - Informed Care?

200

Reminder: The skill paraphrase means to restate what someone is saying during active listening.


This skill (_________) restates what someone is saying while understanding the feelings and emotion.


This skill is what?


What is reflective listening?

200

humble and respectful attitude towards individuals of other cultures

What is Cultural Humility?

200

This type of communication style focuses on how you are feeling and your needs without pushing blame on someone else.

What is I-statements?

200

This field trip site works with clients who may experience Psychosis

What is Felton Institute?

300

In the Wisdom of Trauma, Gabor mentioned that when trying to understand someone's pain, they should

Fill in the blank:

_________?  vs. what is wrong?

What happened?

300

Being able to feel and experience another person's emotions from their perspective.

What is empathy?

300

acknowledges the importance of cultural diversity and seeks to integrate this understanding into policies, practices and interactions, and beyond tolerance of differences; it involves activelyengaging with diverse cultural perspectives and ensuring that all individuals feel valued and included.

What is Cultural Responsiveness?
300

The F.R.I.E.S acroynym is a framework for what?

What is consent?

300

An approach that focuses on minimizing negative consequences and making risky behaviors safer 

What is Harm Reduction?

400

Gabor argues that people do not become addicted because they want to.

He specifies that addiction is an attempt to escape what?

What is pain?

400

Goal: 

putting into words that you acknowledge them and that their feelings and reactions make sense

What is Validation?

400

a conceptual framework that tracks how others respond to cultural and linguistic diversity.

What is Cultural Competence Continnum? 

400

This is rooted largely in early childhood interactions with primary caregivers and give insight into how people bond, trust, and handle emotional intimacy in relationships. 

These patterns continue to shape adult behavior, especially during stress or conflict.

What are attachment styles?

400

Natural Response to loss or change

What is Grief?

500

Healing doesn't happen when someone is alone and as humans, 

Gabor mentioned that healing requires __________?

What is Connection?

500

Being able to repeat what was said to client

What is paraphrasing/summarizing?

500

Unconscious, automatic, and subtle attitudes or stereotypes (such as about race, gender, age, or ability) that affect how we process information, make decisions, and treat people

What is Implicit Bias?

500

Someone tries to use threats, intimidation, and different types of abuse towards their partner

What is Power and Control?

500

 The Presenters for Systems Navigation (TPIE TEAM)

Who is Zuri and Lu?