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Define Crisis
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Upset in a steady state of equilibriam that poses an obstacle to life goals
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Three types of crisis are
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Situational - Stressful event
Maturational - Developmental Cultural or value based |
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Goals of crisis intervention
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reduce the impact of crisis
help client better respond pre crisis functioning |
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Crisis is usually initiated by what?
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Hazardous event
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What is disturbed by the hazardous event?
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Homeostatic balance leaving client vulnerable
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If client can not resolve crisis what occurs?
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Tension takes over and activates state of crisis and disrupts personal organization
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Crisis is perceived as threat what happens?
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Escalates anxiety
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Crisis is perceived as loss what happens?
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Depression sets in
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Crisis perceived as challenge what happens?
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Moderate anxiety hope and positive expectations
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What basic needs must be functioning to handle a crisis?
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physical resources for life
sense of personal identity Relationship another person accepted into a group role for sel respect financial security |
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the stages of crisis are?
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precipitating event
increased tension and shock overwhelmed attempts to cope |
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3 Phases of crisis intervention are?
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Formulation of problem
Implentation phase termination phase |
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formulation of the problem in the crisis phase entails?
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Interviewing focusing on th ecrisis itself and what happened and the clients reactions (MSE)
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Implentation in crisis phase entails?
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1-4 interviews. organize and work over information from client. Check for themes and set goals
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Termination in the crisis phase entails?
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last two interviews. Remind client of contract and help plan future activities.
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