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The Basic Skills of Crisis Intervention & Active Listening
Thursday, July 14, 2011; 10 pm ET Seminar
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Time to begin seminar!!!
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Welcome to Unit 2!!!!
Unit 2: July 13-19
2 graded assignments in Unit 2:
Unit 2 Seminar: You are here!
Unit 2 Discussion: 2 discussion questions
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Weekly Discussions: 40 points
There are two discussion questions each week.
Must post a 100-word initial post to both discussion questions.
Must provide 3 detailed responses between BOTH discussion questions
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Seminars: Thurs. @ 10 pm ET
Please attend seminar each Thursday at 10 pm ET
If you do not attend seminar, it is your responsibility to complete the alternate seminar assignment and to submit this 300-word essay to the DocSharing tab of the CJ 440 course room
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Alternate seminar assignments
300-word essay You will be able to find the topic for seminar
each and every week by clicking on the orange Unit tab that we are in. You will see a picture link that says “SEMINAR”. Read this link and then write your 300-word essay based upon your understanding of what is stated within this SEMINAR link.
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Unit 1 Grades
Unit 1 Seminar: 25 points Discussion: 40 points
There were 65 points to be earned in Unit 1!
There are 65 points to be earned in Unit 2!
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Stress and Disorder: Crisis Situations
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S T R E S S
Stress is the body's physical and mental reactions to events and circumstances that frighten, excite, confuse, endanger, or irritate
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A NORMAL REACTION in NORMAL PEOPLE to an ABNORMAL EVENT.
Stress
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Signs of Stress Reaction
Concentration problems Anxiety Identification with victims Flashbacks Difficulty sleeping Changes in eating habits Changes in working habits
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Stress
Good Stress/Bad Stress
Fight/Flight/Freeze/Faint Reaction
The next slide will be a test of your observational skills in identifying the subtle cues of stress. Look closely….
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Stress Reactions to a DisasterEmotional Effects Cognitive Effects
Shock Anger Despair Emotional numbing Terror Guilt Grief or sadness Irritability Helplessness Loss of derived pleasure from regular activities Dissociation (e.g., perceptual experience seems “dreamlike,” “tunnel vision,” “spacey,” or on “automatic pilot”) *
Impaired concentration Impaired decision-making ability Memory impairment Disbelief ConfusionDistortion *Decreased self-esteem Decreased self-efficacySelf-blameIntrusive thoughts and memories Worry
Physical Effects Interpersonal Effects
Fatigue Insomnia Sleep disturbance Hyperarousal Somatic complaints Impaired immune responseHeadachesGastrointestinal problemsDecreased appetiteStartle response
AlienationSocial withdrawalIncreased conflict within relationships Vocational impairment School impairmentDesire for retaliation *Scapegoating
* Indicates a flag for professional referral
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Factors Influencing The Emotional Impact Of A Disaster
Disaster individual/community workerCharacteristics characteristics characteristics________________________________________________________________ With warning v. Individual expectations/Without warning characteristics experience
Time of day and social support diversityDuration systems
Geographic diversity/ physical/emotionalLocation demographics health
Scope of impact disaster history personal issues
Natural v. Previous trauma media coverageMan-made
Post-disaster communications impact of disaster on themEnvironment
Centralized v. Decentralized
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Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
Physiological Needs
Personal Safety
Social Affiliation
Self Esteem
Self Actualization
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Basics of Psychological First Aid
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Psychological First Aid
Protect
Direct
Connect
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Contact and engagement
Safety and comfort
Stabilization
Summary of Basic Principles of Psychological First Aid:
Protect + Direct + Connect
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Protect + Direct + Connect
Information gathering: current need and concerns
Practical assistance.
Summary of Basic Principles of Psychological First Aid:
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Protect + Direct + Connect
Connection with Social Supports
Information on Coping
Linkage with Collaborative Services
Summary of Basic Principles of Psychological First Aid:
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Do’s of Psychological First Aid• Offer respect. Politely observe first, don’t intrude. Then ask simple respectful questions to find out how you may be of help.
• Be prepared. Affected people may avoid or cling to you.
• Speak calmly. Be patient, responsive, and sensitive.
• Speak clearly. Use simple, concrete terms; don’t use acronyms. If necessary, speak slowly.
• Point out strengths. Acknowledge the positive features of what the person has done to keep safe and reach the current setting.
• Deal with immediate needs. Adapt the information you provide to directly address the person’s immediate goals and clarify answers repeatedly as needed.
• Share helpful information. Give information that is accurate and age-appropriate for your audience. If you don’t know, tell them this and offer to find out.
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Don’ts of Psychological First Aid
• Don’t be a mind reader. Do not make assumptions about what the survivor is thinking, feeling or experiencing.
• Don’t assume trauma. Do not take for granted that everyone exposed to a disaster will be traumatized.
• Don’t pathologize. Do not label anyone with symptoms or diagnoses.
• Don’t talk down to a survivor. Do not patronize survivors, or focus on their helplessness, weaknesses, mistakes, or disabilities.
• Don’t assume they need you. Do not think that all survivors want or need to talk to you.
• Don’t debrief. Do not probe for painful or gory details of what happened.
• Don’t spread rumors. Do not speculate or offer unsubstantiated information.
• Don’t be faddish. Do not suggest fad interventions. Stay with the tried-and-true basics of meeting immediate needs with respect and sensitivity.
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Crisis Intervention
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Crisis
• Distinct From Trauma & Disorder• Turning Point• Momentous Decision• Danger and Opportunity
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Goals of Crisis Intervention
Enhance Opportunities
Stabilize
Reduce Dangers
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Steps in Crisis Intervention Crisis intervention typically involves five components: Promoting safety and security (e.g., finding the
survivor a comfortable place to sit, giving the survivor something to drink)
Exploring the person’s experience with the crisis (e.g., offering to talk about what happened, providing reassurance if the person is too traumatized to talk)
Identifying current priority needs, problems, and possible solutions
Assessing functioning and coping skills (e.g., asking how he or she is doing, making referrals if needed)
Providing reassurance, normalization, psycho education, and practical assistance
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Basic Skills of Crisis Intervention
Active listening Reflecting Normalizing Prioritizing Assessment Stress management Holding the bucket
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Holding the Bucket People need to tell their story and they need you to listen while they
do
Pace your breathing with speaker and then begin to slow them down
Body language and eye contact are a must for interaction
Do not interrupt/intrude on another counselor
Allow one to vent with out trying to defend or bash
Resistant to self-disclosure… ask about spouse, children (coping with?)
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Crisis Intervention Strategy IThe LUV Triangle: Reach Out With LUV
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Listen
Understand
Validate
The LUV Triangle
Using the LUV Triangle
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• Face and give the person your undivided attention.
• Lean toward the person and make eye contact.
Listen
Understand
Validate
The LUV Triangle
LUV Triangle: Listen
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LUV Triangle: Understand
• Repeat or paraphrase what the person is saying.
• Check your understanding.
Listen
Understand
Validate
The LUV Triangle
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Understanding and RespondingEmpathetic Response leads So you feel . . . I hear you saying . . . I sense that you are feeling . . . You appear . . . It seems to you . . . You place a high value on . . .
Helpful Response Leads So. . I am listening Tell me more about that… Sounds like talking about that is hard for you…. Sometimes talking about it helps…. Sounds like you are angry about that ……
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LUV Triangle: Validate
• Offer minimal encouragers, such as the “lassie twist.”
• Show your faith in the person by not giving glib advice.
Listen
Understand
Validate
The LUV Triangle
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Crisis Intervention Strategy IIFinding the Survivor: Resiliency
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Ask “getting through” questions "How did you get yourself to do that?" "What did you draw from inside yourself
to make it through that experience?"
Ask “making meaning” questions “As you begin to make more sense of
this, what information have you learned so far?”
“What advice would you give somebody who was going through what you faced?”
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Crisis Intervention Crisis intervention typically involves five components: Promoting safety and security (e.G., Finding the
survivor a comfortable place to sit, giving the survivor something to drink)
Exploring the person’s experience with the crisis (e.G., Offering to talk about what happened, providing reassurance if the person is too traumatized to talk)
Identifying current priority needs, problems, and possible solutions
Assessing functioning and coping skills (e.G., Asking how he or she is doing, making referrals if needed)
Providing reassurance, normalization, psycho education, and practical assistance
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Indicators for Referral to Professionals
The person or family member reports severe deteriorated function since the crisis event (unable to feed self, dress, care for children, perform household tasks, etc)
The person or family member reports substance abuse starting after the crisis event.
The person is experiencing severe anxiety episodes interfering with ability to engage in recovery
The person or family member reports uncontrollable crying, muteness, feelings of unreality, is hearing voices or seeing things or experiencing ongoing paranoia
The person is verbally indicating a desire to retaliate against perceived sources of threat (wanting to beat up people who resemble terrorists, etc)
The person has a pre-existing mental illness, developmental disability or severe physical illness that is relapsing (refer to pre-disaster counselor or provider)
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Are You Ready?Personal Preparedness As a Responder
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Self Care As a Responder
Use the buddy system
Take breaks; Rotate shifts
Monitor your own stress level
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