Reply to "Using consequences with traumatized youth"

Hi Rebecca - thank you so much. Yes all the info I have been able to find is mostly school related. This is very relevant in relation to strategies etc., just a different setting to apply the practices within.

I'm just trying to find a more effective wayof offering alternative behaviours and from my own experience it largley depends on the relationship between staff and young people. That's why we are trying to have conversations instead of applying consequences. This 'forces' (for lack of a better word) the child into having those conversations that they normally refuse to engage in. Then we can get to what's underneath the behaviour.

I guess I have a bit of difficulty getting a 'buy in' from some of the staff which is why I am looking for 'evidence'.

Thanks for your help - very much appreciated!

Cheers

5/6/144:30 PM

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