Respect
Participation
Safe Choices
Consequences &
Problem Solving
Steps Rules and Expectations
100

What should you do if you want to speak in group?

Raise your hand, wait until asked to share an example, wait until there is a natural pause to share something related to the discussion

100

What does active participation mean?

Asking clarifying questions, sharing opinions or examples, and completing tasks.

100

What should you do if you need a break?

Tell staff you are going to a break space and ask them to come with if you need additional supports
100

What can the group do to help each other follow rules?

Remind kindly, model good behavior, support each other.

100

If a staff instructs you to take a break, what should you do? 

Leave the space and go to a group room. Ask for the supports you need 

200

What can you do if someone interrupts you?

Politely remind them to let you finish. After you finish, allow them space to speak

200

How do you get a 4 for participation on your check in?

Fully participate in the discussion, worksheet, game or activity scheduled. Meet with providers you are scheduled with. 

200

What is a safe way to handle frustration?

Take deep breaths, ask for help, use a coping skill

200

What should you do if you break a rule?

Take accountability, apologize, fix it, try again (redo)

200

What providers are you required to meet with regularly at Steps?

Therapist, Case Manager, Nurse, Psychiatric Provider

300

What’s one way to show you’re listening without using words?

Nodding, eye contact, thumbs up, face the person speaking.

300

Why is it important for everyone to participate?

Helps the group learn and grow, more perspectives and ideas

300

If someone else is being unsafe, what should you do?

give space, stay calm, don't join in or add stressors, let an adult support

300

What is a natural consequence? give an example 

the direct, naturally occurring outcome of a person's action or inaction, behavior, or choices

300

Name-calling, hurtful language, hate speech, and derogatory comments are strictly prohibited. Explain what a derogatory term is (without using one)

A word or phrase expressing a negative or disrespectful idea, low opinion, or a lack of respect toward someone or a group of people.