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Wiener medizinische Wochenschrift (1946), 1987
The main aspects of crisis intervention are an immediate onset without time-consuming referrals, activities of the helper always keeping in mind the biopycho-social context, and assistance for selfhelp. Helping people in crises minds to find out and develop the possibilities of the afflicted person aiming that he can overcome his crisis by himself ...
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The main aspects of crisis intervention are an immediate onset without time-consuming referrals, activities of the helper always keeping in mind the biopycho-social context, and assistance for selfhelp. Helping people in crises minds to find out and develop the possibilities of the afflicted person aiming that he can overcome his crisis by himself ...
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2010
Publisher Summary Crisis intervention is a relatively safe collection of techniques designed to aid in maintaining the best possible care and welfare of agitated or out of control individuals, while lending maximum safety to protection personnel. This chapter discusses the causes of disruptive behavior, the management of disruptive behavior, the ...
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Publisher Summary Crisis intervention is a relatively safe collection of techniques designed to aid in maintaining the best possible care and welfare of agitated or out of control individuals, while lending maximum safety to protection personnel. This chapter discusses the causes of disruptive behavior, the management of disruptive behavior, the ...
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Crisis Intervention in the Workplace
Employee Assistance Quarterly, 1988With the expanding breadth and number of employee assistance programs, the types of problems the E M counselor must deal with are ever-widening. One area has been that of crisis intervention. The authors present a program on how to apply general crisis intervention theory to the workplace setting.
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Crisis intervention with stepfamilies
New Directions for Mental Health Services, 1980AbstractWith a recent quantitative increase, stepfamilies now reflect a major variant in family structure in our society. This chapter identifies characteristic problems in family interaction that emerge in stepfamily formation which can lead to crises in one or more stepfamily members.
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Crisis Intervention in Practice
Social Casework, 1979A review of the literature on crisis intervention in practice settings supports the view that, when an individual or a family is in a state of crisis, this mode of treatment is often the most effective because crises, if unresolved, leave those persons involved more vulnerable to life's other problems.
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The Future of Crisis Intervention
2002With the tragic events of Columbine and September 11th fresh in the minds of Americans, as well as individuals around the world, psychology as a profession should embark upon a mission to educate individuals about crisis and trauma, to engage in treatment models that employ a variety of professionals in a variety of settings, and to develop effective ...
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