Sanctuary Model in Girls' Juvenile Justice: Trauma-Informed Safety and Therapeutic Community

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Why do researchers focus on girls in juvenile justice?

Girls have unique trauma profiles, rising arrest rates, and relational needs.

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What are the unique trauma profiles of girls in juvenile justice?

They experience more types of trauma, often multiple and interpersonal, such as sexual assault and physical abuse.

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What is a therapeutic community?

A social environment where the community acts as treatment through active participation and mutual support.

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What are the basic features of the Sanctuary Model?

It includes trauma theory, the Seven Commitments, S.E.L.F., and the Sanctuary Tool Kit.

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What does S.E.L.F. stand for in the Sanctuary Model?

Safety, Emotion management, Loss, and Future.

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What is the capacity of the North Central Secure Treatment Unit Girls Program?

30 residents.

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What age range does the NCSTU Girls Program accept?

Girls between the ages of 13 and 21.

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What improvements in safety were observed after adopting the Sanctuary Model?

Statistically significant improvements in 8 out of 12 safety measures.

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How did incidents of youth misconduct change after the Sanctuary Model was implemented?

They dropped from a rate of 6.6 to 1.0.

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What was the change in physical restraints after the Sanctuary Model implementation?

Physical restraints decreased from 7.6 to 1.1.

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What percentage of girls reported fearing for their safety in 2008?

44%.

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What percentage of girls reported fearing for their safety in 2012?

11%.

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How did the safety conditions in the NCSTU Girls Program compare to the national average?

The NCSTU became safer while the national average stayed the same or declined.

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What factors might have contributed to improvements in safety at the NCSTU?

New leadership and the addition of security cameras.

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What is the Sanctuary Tool Kit?

A set of ten practical applications used to implement trauma theory in daily practice.

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What are the Seven Commitments of the Sanctuary Model?

Non-violence, emotional intelligence, democracy, open communication, social responsibility, commitment to social learning, and growth and change.

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What is the goal of the Sanctuary Model?

To create a trauma-informed environment in organizations.