Treat the big things big and the little things little. IOC: Individual of Concern The plague of VTRA: the unidimensional assessment. Triple C's" Cute, Concerning, Critical VTRA is meant to be helpful, not hurtful. Serious violence is an evolutionary process. Free! No one just SNAPS! PBAs: Plausibility, Baseline, Attack-Related Behaviours Low risk is NOT no risk. It is one thing to make a plausible threat; it is another to engage in behaviours consistent with the threat. JMCC: Justification, Means, Consequences, Conditions If the TAT is struggling with whether to activate the protocol - better safe than sorry, do it! Quote that kills: "Good kid, no history of violence." Serious violence begets trauma AND serious trauma begets violence. #1 Hypothesis in VTRA: Cry for Help You are only as good as your hypothesis. # 2 Hypothesis in VTRA: Conspiracy of Two or More Most threat makers are imitators not innovators. The higher the anxiety, the greater the symptom development. TILI: trauma- informed, least intrusive interventions The higher the ACEs score, the greater the obligation to match resources to risk. # 3 Hypothesis in VTRA: Fluidity The better the data, the better the assessment. The better the assessment, the better the intervention. ARTO: Assessment of Risk to Others Treat the big things big and the little things little. IOC: Individual of Concern The plague of VTRA: the unidimensional assessment. Triple C's" Cute, Concerning, Critical VTRA is meant to be helpful, not hurtful. Serious violence is an evolutionary process. Free! No one just SNAPS! PBAs: Plausibility, Baseline, Attack-Related Behaviours Low risk is NOT no risk. It is one thing to make a plausible threat; it is another to engage in behaviours consistent with the threat. JMCC: Justification, Means, Consequences, Conditions If the TAT is struggling with whether to activate the protocol - better safe than sorry, do it! Quote that kills: "Good kid, no history of violence." Serious violence begets trauma AND serious trauma begets violence. #1 Hypothesis in VTRA: Cry for Help You are only as good as your hypothesis. # 2 Hypothesis in VTRA: Conspiracy of Two or More Most threat makers are imitators not innovators. The higher the anxiety, the greater the symptom development. TILI: trauma- informed, least intrusive interventions The higher the ACEs score, the greater the obligation to match resources to risk. # 3 Hypothesis in VTRA: Fluidity The better the data, the better the assessment. The better the assessment, the better the intervention. ARTO: Assessment of Risk to Others
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Treat the big things big and the little things little.
IOC: Individual of Concern
The plague of VTRA: the unidimensional assessment.
Triple C's" Cute, Concerning, Critical
VTRA is meant to be helpful, not hurtful.
Serious violence is an evolutionary process.
Free!
No one just SNAPS!
PBAs: Plausibility, Baseline, Attack-Related Behaviours
Low risk is NOT no risk.
It is one thing to make a plausible threat; it is another to engage in behaviours consistent with the threat.
JMCC: Justification, Means, Consequences, Conditions
If the TAT is struggling with whether to activate the protocol - better safe than sorry, do it!
Quote that kills: "Good kid, no history of violence."
Serious violence begets trauma AND serious trauma begets violence.
#1 Hypothesis in VTRA: Cry for Help
You are only as good as your hypothesis.
# 2 Hypothesis in VTRA: Conspiracy of Two or More
Most threat makers are imitators not innovators.
The higher the anxiety, the greater the symptom development.
TILI: trauma-informed, least intrusive interventions
The higher the ACEs score, the greater the obligation to match resources to risk.
# 3 Hypothesis in VTRA: Fluidity
The better the data, the better the assessment. The better the assessment, the better the intervention.
ARTO: Assessment of Risk to Others