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Crisis Intervention

Crisis intervention in youth offending refers to immediate, short-term strategies and support systems designed to address acute behavioral issues and prevent further delinquency among young individuals. This approach often involves collaboration between mental health professionals, social services, and law enforcement to stabilize the youth's situation and promote positive behavioral change.

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Crisis intervention in youth offending is a crucial approach that aims to provide immediate support to young individuals facing crises. By understanding the underlying causes of youth offending, practitioners can implement effective strategies that not only address immediate issues but also prevent ...

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Key Terms

Crisis
A critical situation that requires immediate attention.

Example: A youth facing family issues may experience a crisis.

Intervention
Actions taken to improve a situation.

Example: Counseling is a form of intervention for troubled youth.

De-escalation
Techniques used to reduce the intensity of a conflict.

Example: Calmly talking to a distressed youth can help de-escalate a situation.

Support System
A network of people who provide emotional and practical help.

Example: Family and friends can form a support system for a young person in crisis.

At-risk Youth
Young individuals who are more likely to engage in criminal behavior.

Example: At-risk youth may come from unstable home environments.

Active Listening
Fully concentrating on what is being said rather than just passively hearing.

Example: Active listening involves nodding and summarizing what the speaker says.

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Key Concepts

Crisis ManagementYouth OffendingIntervention StrategiesSupport Systems