CWP Crisis Intervention Techniques 3

Question 1

A client discloses they have a detailed plan to harm themselves tonight. According to duty-to-protect principles, the wellness practitioner should FIRST:

Accepted Answer

Assess plan specificity and take immediate safety action

Answer

When a specific, imminent plan exists, the practitioner must immediately assess lethality and initiate safety measures such as emergency services or hospitalization.

Question 2

The Roberts Seven-Stage Crisis Intervention Model begins with which stage?

Accepted Answer

Psychosocial and lethality assessment

Answer

Roberts' model begins with psychosocial and lethality assessment to gauge immediate safety before rapport-building proceeds.

Question 3

Secondary trauma in crisis responders is BEST prevented by which of the following practices?

Accepted Answer

Regular supervision, debriefing, and self-care routines

Answer

Regular debriefing, supervision, and consistent self-care help crisis responders process vicarious trauma and prevent secondary traumatization.

Question 4

A wellness practitioner is working with a client who experienced a natural disaster. The client feels their life will never return to normal. This exemplifies which crisis concept?

Accepted Answer

Loss of equilibrium and hopelessness

Answer

Loss of equilibrium combined with hopelessness about recovery is a hallmark feature of crisis state and a key intervention target.

Question 5

Which factor is MOST important when selecting a crisis intervention approach for a culturally diverse client?

Accepted Answer

Incorporating the client's cultural beliefs and support systems

Answer

Culturally competent crisis intervention integrates the client's beliefs, values, and community resources to improve engagement and outcomes.

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CWP Crisis Intervention Techniques 3