Overview
Crisis intervention is a vital process that provides immediate support to individuals facing various crises. It involves assessing the situation, offering emotional and practical support, and connecting individuals to necessary resources. Understanding the nature of crises and employing effective co...
Key Terms
Example: A natural disaster can create a crisis for affected individuals.
Example: Assessing a person's mental state during a crisis.
Example: Showing empathy can help someone feel less alone in their crisis.
Example: Using calming language to de-escalate a heated argument.
Example: Offering emotional support during a traumatic event.
Example: Referring a person to a mental health professional.
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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.
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Techniques and strategies to resolve disputes and conflicts effectively.
intermediateKey Concepts
AssessmentSupport TechniquesCrisis CommunicationResource Referral