A paradigm for the classification of emotional crises: implications for crisis intervention

¹University of North.

|July 1, 1978

Abstract:

A model for the classification of six general types of crises frequently encountered in crisis clinics is presented. Defining characteristics, intervention strategy, and a case example are considered for each type of crisis. The model is proposed for teaching crisis therapy and enhancing the effectiveness of crisis intervention in clinical contexts.

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