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Trauma and Resilience

The 3 Ps


The 3 Ps is a strategy that can help a youth prepare for and practice situations that may be new or stressful. Watch the video, review examples of the 3 Ps, and download a reference document to review the steps.

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Learn the steps of the 3 Ps and how this strategy can prepare youth to successfully navigate difficult situations.

Video: The 3 Ps



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Activities


Predict: What you think will happen and what you want to happen.

Plan B: Have a back up plan in case what you predicted and practiced does not happen.

Practice: How you want to respond to everything you predicted could happen.

Review an example of the 3 Ps. Click to reveal 3 Ps.

Predict: The bus usually arrives between 8:05 and 8:10 AM. I will go to the bus stop at 8:00 AM and get on the bus without rushing. I will catch the bus easily every day.

Practice: Eric practices being ready to leave the house a few minutes before 8:00 AM so he is there in time to catch the bus.

Plan B: If the bus comes too early or I am running late, Greg or Mike will give me a ride to school. One of them is at the house every morning. I will get to school on time.

Downloads


The 3 Ps Steps

Use this document as a reminder of The 3 Ps Steps.

Download The 3 Ps Steps