Rising Above Resistance: Engaging Defiance In Youth & Families (California)

1. When attempting to address behavior disorders, what solution should be one of the last options considered?

Medication

In-home parent training and coaching

Individual therapy for the youth and the parents

Family therapy

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3. What activity is an example of something a provider can do when a child is resistant to engaging in services?

Validate how the youth is feeling or what the youth has experienced

Force them to sit down and speak to you for a certain amount of time before the session can end

Only talk to the parents during the sessions

4. What is a common reason a parent may feel resistance to work with the provider?

Mistrust of system professionals

Professionals who are always trying to work with the child and the parents

Cultural competence

Persistence

6. When trying to address resistance, __________ is a tool that is very important no matter if you are the parent, caregiver, youth or service worker.

Persistence

Getting enough rest

Being organized

Adjusting and blending in with whomever you are working with

7. What can a provider utilize when working with a family who speaks a different language, and there are no staff that speak the language?

Therapeutic Interpreter

General Interpreter

Have the information written and mailed to the family in their language

Tell the family they cannot work with them

9. Disruptive behavior disorders are different than other emotional disturbances because they are characterized by

A disregard for societal norms.

Compulsive aggressive behaviors.

Antisocial personality traits.

Latent neurological impairments.

10. All of the following are reasons why a parent may feel resistant to working with the DJJ program except:

The parents don’t think it is fair they have to attend.

The parents may feel blamed for the child’s behavior.

The DJJ court system is not family friendly.

Parents have a fear of losing their jobs because they have to request time off so often.

Rising Above Resistance: Engaging Defiance In Youth & Families (California)

1. When attempting to address behavior disorders, what solution should be one of the last options considered?

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. The key to success in working with children with ODD is communication with the family because they know their child best.