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Exp. Date 09/30/2020
Teen Intervene Pre and Post-Workshop Survey for Mental Health
Providers
Instructions: Circle the answer that most accurately describes how you feel about each of the
ten questions below.
Circle one: Pre-Worksop
1.
How confident are you in your ability to competently utilize screening tools for a client’s
use of drugs/alcohol/tobacco?
Completely
uncomfortable
2.
Moderately
comfortable
Slightly
comfortable
Completely
comfortable
Moderately
uncomfortable
Slightly
uncomfortable
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comfortable
Slightly
comfortable
Completely
comfortable
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uncomfortable
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uncomfortable
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comfortable
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comfortable
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comfortable
Teen Intervene includes Screening, the actual Brief Intervention, and referral. How
comfortable are you in competently evaluating a client’s readiness for change?
Completely
uncomfortable
5.
Slightly
uncomfortable
Providing this service in a culturally sensitive and trauma informed manner is extremely
important. How comfortable are you with listening and assisting a young person to talk
honestly about their use of drugs/alcohol/tobacco?
Completely
uncomfortable
4.
Moderately
uncomfortable
Following screening, how confident are you in determining whether or not to proceed
with Teen Intervene or to refer to further assessment?
Completely
uncomfortable
3.
Post Workshop
Moderately
uncomfortable
Slightly
uncomfortable
Moderately
comfortable
Slightly
comfortable
Completely
comfortable
Distinguishing the pros and cons of substance use occurs in Teen Session 1. How
comfortable are you with listening and encouraging teens to freely talk about the
positives and negatives of using and/or changing their drug/alcohol/tobacco use?
Completely
uncomfortable
Moderately
uncomfortable
Slightly
uncomfortable
Moderately
comfortable
Slightly
comfortable
Completely
comfortable
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Exp. Date 09/30/2020
6.
How comfortable are you in your ability to competently identify internal and external
triggers and cravings for the use of drugs/alcohol/tobacco?
Completely
uncomfortable
7.
Slightly
comfortable
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comfortable
Moderately
uncomfortable
Slightly
uncomfortable
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comfortable
Slightly
comfortable
Completely
comfortable
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uncomfortable
Slightly
uncomfortable
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comfortable
Slightly
comfortable
Completely
comfortable
How comfortable are you in your competency to assist a teen to explore and build their
social support systems?
Completely
uncomfortable
10.
Moderately
comfortable
Enhancing decision making skills can be helpful for teens in a variety of situations,
including substance use. How comfortable are you with explaining the 5 Step Plan (stop,
think, choose, act, and evaluate) for enhancing decision making?
Completely
uncomfortable
9.
Slightly
uncomfortable
How comfortable do you feel in assisting a teen to respond to opportunities for
drug/alcohol/tobacco use and peer pressure?
Completely
uncomfortable
8.
Moderately
uncomfortable
Moderately
uncomfortable
Slightly
uncomfortable
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comfortable
Slightly
comfortable
Completely
comfortable
Family involvement is important for Teen Intervene success. How comfortable are you
in involving families in the program?
Completely
uncomfortable
Moderately
uncomfortable
Slightly
uncomfortable
Moderately
comfortable
Slightly
comfortable
Completely
comfortable
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Author | Ellen Kwiatkowski |
File Modified | 2018-03-29 |
File Created | 2018-03-29 |