Is this a red flag or yellow flag?
The student mentions having suicidal ideations when they were in middle school
What is a red flag?
This includes active listening, validating the student's experience and inviting students to share their perspectives
What is holding space?
For setting community agreements with the group
What is tier 1?
The first thing you should do when navigating a student safety concern?
What it ground yourself. Stop, drop, and feel.
The student expresses challenge with navigating conflict
What is a yellow flag?
This includes asking a student/ the group how they would like to move forward
What is offer choice in critical moments
For facilitating the group intro
What is tier 1
Time timeframe tier 2 will follow up with a student if a safety concern arises
What is immediately?
The student has no idea what Summer Search is of why they attending this group
What is a yellow flag?
This includes letting reminding students that you are a mandated reporter
What is establish clear boundaries
For checking in with a student if a safety issue arises
What is tier 2?
The 2nd step you do when a student safety issue arises
What is establish current safety/ gather information?
The student says that they had asthma in the past on their intake form
What is a red flag?
This includes grounding the group (breathing exercises, movement)
What is teach containment skills?
For making an incident report if a student safety issues arises?
Tier 2
This word is a metaphor for “holding environment” with an emphasis on safety and attunement.
What is a container?
What is a red flag
This includes noticing and naming what you see happening in the group
What is attunement?
For doing follow up calls to see if student is a fit for this program
What is tier 2?
The two reasons why we assess for safety in group intro conversations
What is to ensure that the student can safely participate in Summer Search and to... make sure students are safe/ not in any imminent danger?