TCI Seventh Edition Latest Update with Verified Solutions

TCI Seventh Edition Latest Update with Verified Solutions The TCI System helps Organizations Prevent Crises. De-escalate potential crises, Manage acute Physical behavior, Reduce potential and actual injury to children and staff, Teach children adaptive coping skills, Develop a learning organization. Developmental Relationships are characterized by attachment, reciprocity, progressive complexity, and balance of power. Theory of Change Identifies roles and tasks as well as desired practice at all levels of the organization that, when implemented create a consistent approach to crisis prevention and management in a nurturing, safe, and predictable environment. What are the six domains in TCI? 1. Leadership and program support 2. Child and family inclusions 3. Clinical participation 4. Supervision and post-crisis response, 5. Training and competency standards, and 6. Documentation, incident monitoring, and feedback What are the six modules of TCI? 1. Crisis Prevention: Creating a Safe Place for Learning 2. Crisis as Opportunity 3. De-Escalating the Crisis 4. Managing the Crisis 5. Recovery 6. Safety Interventions A Trauma-informed organization Supports trauma-informed care through: Policies Procedures Practices A Trauma -Informed Organization Ensures that Staff Understand- Understand what trauma is and how it impacts everyone in the system. Recognize- Recognize behaviors and patterns that reflect past and present trauma. Respond- Respond in ways that avoid re-traumatization Developmental Relationships are characterized by Attachment Reciprocity Progressive Complexity Balance of Power What is the definition of Crisis? Is an upset in a steady or normal state. Reactive Aggression When there is a loss of ability to regulate emotions and emotions instead of reason drive the child's actions. Proactive Aggression Is planned and is used to obtain something; reason and the thinking brain dominate not emotions. What is the fight, flight, or Freeze response It is the stress response What can trigger a stress response? A smell, thought,