Overview
Crisis intervention models are essential frameworks that guide professionals in assisting individuals facing emotional distress. These models emphasize the importance of assessment, effective communication, and the use of appropriate intervention strategies to stabilize individuals in crisis. By und...
Key Terms
Example: A sudden loss of a loved one can trigger a crisis.
Example: Counseling sessions are a form of intervention.
Example: Assessing a person's mental state during a crisis.
Example: Calmly talking to someone in distress can help de-escalate.
Example: Friends and family can form a support system.
Example: Referring a client to a therapist.
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An approach that recognizes the impact of trauma on individuals and integrates this understanding into care practices.
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Training that teaches how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental illnesses and substance use disorders.
intermediateCrisis Management
Strategies and processes for managing crises effectively in various settings.
advancedKey Concepts
Crisis AssessmentIntervention TechniquesSupport SystemsFollow-up Care