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Positive Screen

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When responding to a positive screen, remain non-judgmental, but do not approve violence.

Reflect and validate emotion
  • “It sounds like you feel X because of Y situation"
  • “It makes sense that you feel X because of Y"
Ask open-ended questions
  • "Tell me about the person’s relationship to you.”
  • “What safety concerns do you have about this situation?”
Ask close-ended questions to assess for lethality
  • “I’m concerned about your safety…Has the violence been getting worse?”
  • “Are there weapons in the home?”
Offer Resouces
  • "There are resources for women who are experiencing violence in their relationships. These advocates know about safety and different options for getting support. ”
Safety Plan
  • If not done with advocate and mom is willing.
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