Unit Award Scheme
116544 MANAGING HIGH RISK SITUATIONS: TRIGGERS
In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have | Evidence needed | |
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shown knowledge of | ||
1 | the meaning of the term 'trigger' | Summary sheet and/or student completed work |
2 | at least two ways a person might respond to a trigger | Summary sheet and/or student completed work |
3 | an example of how smell can be a trigger | Summary sheet and/or student completed work |
4 | at least five examples of triggers | Summary sheet and/or student completed work |
demonstrated the ability to | ||
5 | outline what a high-risk situation is | Summary sheet and/or student completed work |
6 | identify at least one relapse prevention strategy | Summary sheet and/or student completed work |
7 | identify at least two ways in which relapse prevention can help | Summary sheet and/or student completed work |
8 | what it is meant by the term 'avoid, control and escape' | Summary sheet and/or student completed work |
experienced | ||
9 | taking part in a discussion about high-risk scenarios | Summary sheet |
10 | creating their own relapse prevention plan. | Summary sheet |
All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet
Approved 14 January 2022Level - Level One