What technique is recommended for minimizing head and neck movement in a guest with a suspected spinal injury?

The recommended technique for minimizing head and neck movement in a guest with a suspected spinal injury is the Vice Grip. This method involves using the hands to stabilize the head and neck, helping to prevent any movement that could worsen the potential injury.

Maintaining proper alignment is crucial when dealing with spinal injuries; therefore, the Vice Grip technique allows the rescuer to secure the head in place while also keeping the guest's body aligned. This minimizes the risk of further damage to the spine or surrounding structures, which can be critical in a situation where every moment counts.

In contrast, the other options lack the specific focus on stabilization needed in such critical circumstances. Techniques like the Overhead Lift and Support Maneuver may involve moving the person in a way that could inadvertently cause further injury. The Stabilization Hold, while related to maintaining position, may not be as effective in ensuring minimal movement as the Vice Grip, especially in maintaining the necessary level of support for the head and neck.