Staff Spark 5: Adolescent Centered Care Adolescent Champion Project.

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Staff Spark 5: Adolescent Centered Care Adolescent Champion Project

Case Scenario: Shayla You work at the front desk. 16 year-old Shayla is 10 minutes late for her appointment, and she comes up to the front desk to check in. She does not look up at you, but instead, she stands at the desk and appears to be texting. In an upbeat voice, you say, “Hello! Do you have an appointment?” She continues to look at her phone, frowns, and keeps texting while you wait. Finally, she looks up and says, “What?”

Culturally appropriate services are… Health care services that are respectful of and responsive to cultural needs (of patients). - U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Minority Health. (2001) Adolescent Centered Care… Focuses on being respectful of and responsive to the developmental needs of adolescents.

Adolescence is a vital phase “Adolescence has qualities that are essential for the individual to go through, that are a part of the way the brain is changing.” - Daniel J. Siegel, M.D.

Adolescent Brain Development

Developmentally Appropriate Behaviors Playingmom.comraisingincrediblekids.com

Teens probably won’t change their behavior; how will we change ours?

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Case Scenarios 1.What is your gut feeling? 2.What negative assumptions do you think adults might make about this teen’s behavior? 3.What alternative explanations might there be, or what developmental characteristic might be at work? (This part might help adults have more patience and respect for where the teen is coming from.)

Sparklers – Case Scenarios