{"content":[{"text":"Situation – Thinking – Feelings – Behavior - Consequences","bbox":{"left":0.259837,"top":0.043136,"width":0.4680620000000001,"height":0.020212}},{"text":"WHAT IS A TIME OUT?","bbox":{"left":0.352042,"top":0.088791,"width":0.255794,"height":0.024552000000000004}},{"text":"We are all human beings capable of both success and failure. As a human being, you will \n make mistakes and show inappropriate behavior. When you make these mistakes you \n will be told by staff to take a time out.","bbox":{"left":0.147098,"top":0.129222,"width":0.7055100000000001,"height":0.055061}},{"text":"Time outs are for you to think about your inappropriate behavior. A time out lasts for 5 \n minutes and staff will inform youth when their time out is complete. Youth are not to ask \n staff when the time out is over.","bbox":{"left":0.147098,"top":0.198919,"width":0.7056830000000001,"height":0.05506099999999997}},{"text":"NOTE: A time out is not intended as a punishment and you will take as many time outs \n as you earn.","bbox":{"left":0.147098,"top":0.270146,"width":0.7057420000000001,"height":0.03706100000000001}},{"text":"SOME OF THE THINGS A TIME OUT CAN DO FOR YOU - \n 1. To help you become aware of inappropriate behavior. If you know what behavior \n to change, it is much easier to change that behavior. \n 2. Provide an opportunity to show the staff that you can act appropriately. \n 3. Allow you the option to remain in the program instead of having a major \n consequence for a minor mistake. \n 4. Allow you time to identify appropriate alternatives to the behavior, which earned \n you a time out. \n 5. Allow you time to decide whether appropriate behavior might be a better choice.","bbox":{"left":0.147098,"top":0.321101,"width":0.702151,"height":0.16231}},{"text":"Five minute time outs are spent: \n  Facing an assigned wall (about 6 inches away) that staff directs you to. \n  Hands at your sides. \n  No speaking to anyone except the staff that directed you to the time out. \n  You are not to question staff about your time out, or, try to explain or argue about \n it. \n  Facing the wall is not to shame you or embarrass anyone. It is to help you calm \n down and focus on the reason that you are there. \n  Your 5 minute time out does not begin until you are in the correct position and \n your time out will start over if you do not remain in that position. \n  If you choose not to take your time, you will be sent to a foyer time out. Once \n you complete the foyer time out, you will then be required to complete a 5 minute \n time out.","bbox":{"left":0.152,"top":0.499578,"width":0.700996,"height":0.23537400000000003}},{"text":"Some time outs are spent in the foyer, if you are unable to accept the first 5 minute time \n out, or if your negative behavior is more serious. Some of the reasons you may be asked \n to go straight to the foyer may include:","bbox":{"left":0.147098,"top":0.749626,"width":0.695857,"height":0.05506100000000003}},{"text":" \n  \n  \n ","bbox":{"left":0.176503,"top":0.821257,"width":0.009019,"height":0.07416299999999998}},{"text":"Being verbally aggressive or threatening. \n Destruction of property \n Sexually inappropriate behavior or talk \n Refusal to do your 5 minute time out or being uncooperative with the process.","bbox":{"left":0.205915,"top":0.820535,"width":0.6120490000000001,"height":0.07581300000000002}},{"text":"Washtenaw County IOP 9/07","bbox":{"left":0.147098,"top":0.934924,"width":0.23027499999999995,"height":0.020212000000000008}},{"text":"14","bbox":{"left":0.833497,"top":0.934924,"width":0.01960799999999996,"height":0.020212000000000008}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}