TCIS Training Flashcards

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What is Therapeutic Crisis Intervention for Schools (TCIS)?

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A framework used to help students (typically those at-risk or with traumas) to prevent or cope with crises/situations.

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What is a Trauma-Informed School?

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A school that supports and facilitates trauma-informed experiences through policies, procedures, and practices.

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What are the Characteristics of Developmental Relationships?

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Attachment, Reciprocity, Progressive Complexity, and Balance of Power.

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What are the Effective TCIS Implementation Elements?

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Leadership and Administrative Support, Student and Family Inclusion, Clinical and Social Work Participation, Coaching and Post-Crisis Response, Training and Competency Standards, and Documentation, Incident Monitoring, Data-Driven Decision-making, Feedback.

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What are the 5 Spaces of a Trauma-Sensitive Classroom?

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Social, Physical, Ideological, Cultural, Emotional.

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What is a Setting Condition?

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Anything that makes a challenging behavior or traumatic stress response more or less likely to occur.

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What is Co-Regulation?

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By staying calm and regulated, we can help our students get calm.

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What is the Iceberg Model in the context of student behavior?

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Student's behavior is the tip of the iceberg; student's feelings and needs, memories, and thoughts are everything else we cannot 'see' and what drives their behavior.

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What are the Foundations of the Intentional Use of Self?

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Self-awareness, relationship skills and attunement, self-regulation, and self-care.

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What is the Triune Brain?

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The concept of the brain having three parts: Thinking Brain, Emotional Brain, Survival Brain.