The acronym, S.E.L.F. stands for this:

Being safe physically, emotionally, morally, and socially

The three roles in a Trauma Reenactment triangle

A situation in which strong feelings become disconnected from their original source and become attached to unrelated events or interactions

The 5 step tool that keeps people safe by helping to regulate their emotions in the heat of the moment.

How are you feeling?
What is your goal?
Who can you ask for help?

Learning from one another and respecting the ideas and opinions of others

The tendency to repeat traumatic experiences through behaviors & relationships
often resulting in an unhealthy triangular relational dynamic.

The tool used to address Collective Disturbances as well as any other issue that requires a community-level response Clue: it is always solution focused

This Community Meeting question helps to build relationships and provides social safety among participants of a community meeting

These are (name) 5 of the Seven Commitments

Everyone contributing to the good of the community

During a Traumatic Reenactment Triangle, this person looks to the rescuer to take care of them

This is the main focus during a Red Flay Review

This Community Meeting question helps people get unstuck by projecting themselves in the to future

Training, Core Team, Community Meeting, Supervision, Safety plans, Team Meetings, Psychoeducation; Service Planning; Team Meetings, Red Flag Reviews and Self-care Plans make up the

Saying what you mean and not being mean when you say it

During a Traumatic Reenactment Triangle, this person does not take responsibility for themselves, but instead takes care of the victim

The process when two or more systems (individuals, groups or organizations) have significant relationships with one another, they tend to develop similar:
Thoughts
Feelings and
Behaviors

Also known as compassion fatigue, burnout, or secondary trauma

Trauma Theory;
The Seven Commitments,
S.E.L.F. and
the Sanctuary Toolkit

Shared decision making, making sure that everyone has a voice,
Clue: Not the same as everyone having a vote

The technique for disrupting Reenactment in which one person recognized the reenactment is occurring, identifies the role they are playing, understands the traumatic narrative that is being replicated and makes a conscious effort to change the outcome of that original narrative.

Someone should call a Red Flag Meeting to address the incident with the team when one of "these" happen

My Self-Care Plan contains a list of activities that I do on a regular basis to build resilience and take care my needs. It addresses these four key areas/
categories of our lives.