Crisis intervention focuses on resolving the immediate crisis and stabilizing the individual before addressing long-term goals.
Assessment during a crisis aims to quickly identify risks (e.g., harm to self or others) and prioritize immediate needs for stabilization.
Suicidal ideation represents a severe risk requiring immediate intervention to ensure client safety.
Acute withdrawal can be life-threatening, and medical supervision is critical to ensure client safety during detox.
A calm and empathetic approach can de-escalate tension and help the client feel heard and supported.
