SAFETY
A trauma response is a normal reaction to this type of situation.
What is abnormal?
Informed consent and shared decision-making can't happen without first providing the patient with this.
What is education or information?
One way of determining the quality and quantity of someone's supports are by assessing these determinants of health.
What are social?
Fill in the blank: When hospitals can't offer the full extent of care that a person requires, they have to collaborate with their __________.
What is community?
To build trust with patients, and instill a sense of agency, offer these whenever possible (even if they don't make the same one you would).
What are choices?
Fill in the blank: When the sympathetic nervous system becomes over-stimulated, people usually lose control over ___________.
What is themselves?
According to Dr. Sandra Bloom, in our society, people with severe trauma histories usually find themselves in psychiatric hospitals or these.
What are prisons?
This term denotes a process of change through which individuals improve their health and wellness and live a self-directed life.
What is Recovery?
Isolating a patient due to their behavior is generally unhelpful in the hospital setting because it can be interpreted as this.
What is punishment?
The purpose of this room in LBHH is to empower staff to regulate their own autonomic nervous systems.
What is the Recharge Room?
One way to help frame a traumatic experience is to ask someone, "Following the traumatic event, when did you first feel this?"
What is safe or that you would survive/be okay?
Distrust between staff and leadership is likely to be replicated between this group of people and staff.
Who are patients?
The autonomic nervous system did not evolve for the purpose of personal growth, but rather for the purpose of this.
What is survival?
You can't know a patient's triggers if you don't know this.
What is their history or story?
In contrast to a problem-based assessment, trauma-informed care encourages the utilization of this type of assessment, as well.
What is strength-based?
Fill in the blank: Trauma ___________ is when someone unwittingly replicates a trauma from someone else's past.
What is re-enactment?
According to Dr. J. Eric Gentry, this percent of inpatient psychiatry clients have four or more ACEs.
What is 90%?
Offering this intervention, as simple as a few kind words, can help remind someone of their worth.
What is affirmation?
Fill in the blank: Unconscious ___________ is when even the person exhibiting certain behaviors is unaware of why they're doing that.
What is motivation?
According to NIH and Cambridge University Press, this is the most stigmatized mental illness.
What is schizophrenia?
The Autonomic Nervous System is comprised of the "Fight or Flight" or Sympathetic Nervous System and "Rest and Digest" or this Nervous System.
What is Parasympathetic?
Trauma-informed organizational culture change is incomplete without the review and alignment of these written directives for the facility.
What are policies?
Fill in the blank: Showing up daily as your best self in a stressful environment, and having a process to exercise that stress, could be described as trauma _________.
What is resilient?
This type of fatigue is described as a decline in one's ability to empathize with others.
What is compassion?
Dr. Sandra Bloom is known for developing this model of organizational trauma-informed care culture change.
What is the Sanctuary Model or Creating Presence?