Christian Chapel, Tulsa, OK

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Christian Chapel, Tulsa, OK RFK April 2017 Training Christian Chapel, Tulsa, OK Introducing TBRI Principles For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

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CHILDREN FROM HARD PLACES AND BRAIN DEVELOPMENT For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

Trauma-Induced Changes For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

TRUSTING RELATIONSHIPS HEAL THE BRAIN For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

Which is Your Strength? For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

CORRECTING! Empowering Connecting For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

CONNECTING! Empowering Correcting For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

“They could if they wanted to!” Willful disobedience? “They could if they wanted to!” For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

Increase Frustration! Increase Resistance! ADULT CHILD “POWER STRUGGLES” Increase Frustration! Increase Resistance! Enforce More Rules Oppositional Behaviors! “DOWNWARD SPIRALS” For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

Survival Behavior ADULT CHILD “FELT SAFETY” COMPASSIONATE UNDERSTANDING AFFIRM FEELINGS REDUCED FRUSTRATION RECOGNIZE FEARS GIVE VOICE USE WORDS For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

GIVING VOICE For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

When you see negative behaviors Encourage child by saying “Tell me what you need.” “How can I help you?” For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

GIVING VOICE TELLS THE CHILD: What I Say Matters My Needs Matter I Matter For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

TBRI® Connecting Principles For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

Mindfulness Strategies For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

Engagement Strategies Provide practical tools for relating to children in meaningful ways Facilitates healthy relationships Safe, healthy ways to connect with children in a language they understand For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

Engagement Strategies Valuing Eye Contact Authoritative Voice Tone Behavioral Matching Playful Interaction Appropriate/Healthy Touch For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

Empowering Principles

Physiological Strategies Meet internal needs For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

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Ecological - Environmental Strategies OR HOW DO WE BUILD TRUST? For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

Self-Regulation via the Senses For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

TBRI® Correcting Principles Proactive Strategies Responsive Strategies

CONNECTED CONTENT CHANGED BEHAVIOR For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

Proactive Strategies Practice and teach positive social skills during play PLAY changes the brain. For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

Proactive Strategy----CHOICES Giving choices gives a child control For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

Proactive Strategy----Teach Camp Values TBRI calls them Life Value Terms: *No Hurts *Use your Words *With Respect *Gentle and Kind *Asking or Telling For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

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The IDEAL Response Immediate Direct EFFICIENT – Levels of Response™ Action-Based Leveled at the Behavior For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

Which part of the IDEAL Response is most challenging for you? Which part of the IDEAL Response is easiest for you? For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

Manipulation and Control For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

Remember: Negative behaviors meet a need. Predictability and control are critical! Give appropriate control. Give up control for relationship. For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

Levels of Response Level 1: Playful Engagement Level 2: Structured Engagement Level 3: Calming Engagement Level 4: Protective Engagement For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

Level 1: Playful Engagement For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

Level 2: Structured Engagement For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

Level 3: Calming Engagement For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only

Level 4: Protective Engagement For exclusive use at Royal Family KIDS Camp and Mentoring Club Training Only