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are crises acute or chronic
acute
phase one of crisis development
exposure to stressor
phase two of crisis development
can't fix the stressor, anxiety increases
phase three of crisis development
call on all internal and external resources to solve the problem
phase four of crisis development
no resolution, uh oh! major disorganization occurs
three factors of whether or not you experience a crisis
1. individual perception
2. availability of situational supports
3. availability of adequate coping mechanisms
dispositional crisis
acute response to an external situational stressor
crisis of anticipated life transitions
normal life cycle transition creates a feeling of lack of control, ANTICIPATION
crisis resulting from traumatic stress
caused by unexpected external stressor like getting robbed or something
maturational/developmental crisis
caused by failed attempts to master developmental tasks associated with normal life transitions, ADAPTATION
crisis reflecting psychopathology
triggered by preexisting psychopathology like anxiety and schizophrenia
psychiatric emergency
crisis so bad that individual is rendered incompetent or unable to assume personal responsibility for behaviro
IVE HAD IT elements of psychiatric emergency
Impasse
Victim or Violence
Emergency
Helplessness or Hopelessness
Agitation or Apathy
Despair and Disorganization
Incapacitation
Terror
3 factors in identifying extent of risks
past history of violence, client diagnosis, current behaviors
number one crisis NANDA
risk for self directed or other directed violence
what approach should you use for intervention in a crisis
reality oriented approach
traumatic bereavement
caused by sudden unexpected losses resulting from traumatic events
4 major dimensions of recovery
health
home
purpose
community
tidal model
person centered, focused on individuals personal story, TALK THROUGH IT
wellness recovery action plan (WRAP)
steps to monitor and manage distressing symptoms, others can help listen and develop self care plan
WRAP steps
develop wellness toolbox, daily maintenance list, understand triggers, crisis plannibg
psychological recovery model 4 components
hope
responsibility
self and identity
meaning and purpose
5 stages of psychological recovery model
moratorium
awareness
preparation
rebuilding
growth