Foundation
To explain the premise and foundational Principles of Pro Act
Introduction
Any action that may result in physical injury, in the moment, to self or others
Dangerous Behavior
What does GTO represent?
Green Triangle of Opportunity
What are the three levels of dangerousness?
Simple Assault, Assault and Battery, and Aggravated Assault
What is SBHG Purpose/Mission?
Partnering with people for positive change
Analyzing facts, evidence, and observations to form a judgement
Critical Thinking
How a person typically behaves
Baseline Behavior
What are the 5 phases of the Assault Cycle?
Trigger, Escalation, Assault Crisis, Recovery, & Post Crisis Depression
The lowest level of effort needed for the effective protection of self and others
Reasonable Force
Factors/Components of Professionalism?
Motivation, Mood, and Attitude
Chapters 1-3 focus on reducing the risk of assaultive behaviors and physical injury to clients and staff
Staff/Us
Personal choices to be aware of; clothing, shoes, clothing style (colors/graphics), accessories
Attire
The most effective form of communication to be used by staff
Assertive
Allows us to respond to stressors in ways that keep our behavior at or near baseline
An assault cycle includes observable information about who, where, when, what, how, and why.
Documentation
Pro Act training expands the culture of safety to you and your organization using a curriculum that provides Principles, not ___________.
Techniques
Actions taken to prevent something dangerous from happening
Precautions
Reasonable alternatives (4) to escalation that meet client needs
Communication, Development, Environmental, Basic Needs.
CDEBN
What are the four motives for assault?
Fear, Frustration, Manipulation, and Intimidation
What is the smallest incorporated city in California?
Amador City. Former gold rush town. It is .3 miles with approximately 200 residents.
The use of a methodical, problem-solving framework to identify potentially effective responses to complex interactions and situations
Systematic Approach
An effective primary plan is one that includes: knowledge, recognition of indicators, precautions to be used and actions to avoid
Preventative Measures
In Maslow's hierarchy of needs, what is the highest level of need?
Self-Actualization and Esteem
What are the 4 Reasonable Force Responses to the Levels of Dangerousness?
Primary Plan (PP), Crisis Communication (CC), Evasion (E), and Possibly Restraint or Police Report (PR)
How many Pro Act instructors does the Central Region have?
5 - Rebecca, Wendy, Ronald, Rene, and Brooklin