Personal Development
Problem Solving & Decision Making
Anger Management
Values & Goal setting
Victim Awareness
100

The Four Communications Styles

What are Passive, Aggressive, Passive Aggressive, and Assertive?

100

An inevitable and natural part of everyday life

What is conflict?

100

The racing & pounding heartbeat, dry mouth, clenched teeth, clenched fist

What are anger cues?

100

A pyramid that shows what you need in order to become the person you want to be

What are the hierarchy of needs?

100

People, businesses, and/or organizations who are not in close relationship with the primary victims but are nonetheless affected

What are tertiary victims?

200

Dealing with law enforcement, you should be.....

What is calm?
200

The issue is simple and not much at stake

What are quick fixes?

200

One of the most dangerous emotions we experience simply because we don’t know that it is there or what it is for

What is unresolved anger?

200

Pre-awareness, contemplation, and taking action

What are the stages of change?

200

The capability to share and understand another's emotions and feelings

What is empathy?

300

A sexually transmitted viral infection that has no cure

What is Genital Herpes?

300

State the problem as clearly as possible, identify choices and consider the consequences of each possible choice, choose the best alternative, and act on it, decide whether the action has helped or hurt.

What is star?

300

A powerful force which may express itself in other ways inwardly

What is internal anger?

300

It is put together from how others have seen and treated you

What is self-image?

300

A collection of feelings and actions that are a result of losing something important

What is grief?

400

Involved in 50% of all driving fatalities

What is alcohol? 

400

Defending one’s authority or credibility, personal button pushing, bringing up past history or irrelevant issues, and making empty threats and issuing ultimatums

What are power struggles?

400

A pattern of behavior in any relationship that is used to gain or maintain power and control over an intimate partner

What is domestic violence?

400

The first step in setting personal goals is to consider what you want to achieve in your lifetime

What are post-release goals?

400

The means to be held responsible for your actions

What is accountability? 

500

The 5 Types of Abuse

What are physical, emotional, verbal, sexual, and chemical?

500

The last step to Decision making

What is evaluate the results?

500

The disconnection, reactivity, avoidance, inside your mind, and neglecting values

What is drain in your relationship?

500

A useful way of making goals more powerful

What are smart goals?

500

A way to make restitution for the ill effects of crime

What is restorative justice?