π Intervention in crisis is a crucial topic in this module.
π Contextualizing and defining crises is important.
πͺ Self-esteem and factors in crisis management are discussed.
π The global issue of substance abuse and its consequences.
β οΈ Recognizing the signs and symptoms of substance abuse.
π The importance of prevention, treatment, and attention to substance abuse.
βοΈ Understanding the definition of a crisis as an overwhelming difficulty.
β‘οΈ A crisis is individualized and dependent on a person's resources and coping mechanisms.
π Crises are self-limiting and typically last around 6-8 weeks, but the counselor's role is to ensure a positive resolution.
π Multiple causes or triggers can lead to a crisis, including lack of access to essential services, family problems, and concurrent medical or mental disorders.
Different types of crises can impact a person's life, such as traumas or external factors.
Internal distress refers to the feelings and responses a person may experience in response to stress or trauma.
Transitional states involve significant life changes and can have a profound impact.
Low self-esteem is a critical factor in addressing mental disorders and substance abuse.
Low self-esteem can lead to a negative impact on mental health, self-concept, and overall functionality.
Managing crises requires individualized approaches and understanding the steps involved.
π It is important to consider multiple resources and support networks when managing crises.
π€ Therapy involving family support can greatly assist in crisis intervention.
π¨ Ensuring the safety of the patient and others involved is a crucial first step.
π§ββοΈ Maintaining calm and serenity is essential for effectively managing crises.
π€ Collaborating with a team and seeking additional support is vital in crisis situations.
π Creating a concrete plan with clear and achievable goals helps calm the patient.
π¬ Validating the patient's feelings and perceptions while trying to understand the underlying reasons for their crisis is important.
π Exploring the strategies the patient has previously used can provide insight into effective interventions.
:bulb: The counselor's role in crisis intervention is to provide support and guide the patient towards resolving the problem and restoring balance.
:alarm_clock: Crisis management is immediate, short-term, and focused on ensuring the patient's treatment and safety.
:warning: Suicide is a significant risk during crises, and the counselor must address this issue with sensitivity and flexibility.
π‘ Over 800,000 people die from suicide each year, leading to a global mortality rate of 11.4 per 100,000 people.
π© Crisis situations and the consumption of psychoactive substances can increase the risk of suicide.
π Multiple factors such as uncontrolled disorders, unresolved crises, and comorbidities can contribute to the decision to attempt suicide.
π‘ There are direct and indirect warning signs of suicide, including suicidal communications and behavioral changes.
π Indirect signs of suicide require careful evaluation and monitoring.
β οΈ It is important to recognize and manage crises, both as opportunities for therapeutic improvement and as risks to patient safety.
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