Crisis Intervention

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  • 07 Mar, 2021
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Crisis Intervention

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For this assignment, you will choose a case related to sexual assault, family crisis, substance misuse, or personal loss and take on the role of a crisis interventionist to develop an intervention strategy. You will assess the situation, identify the components of the crisis, and determine interventions that would best fit the situation. Ensure that you are incorporating ethical and multicultural factors into your intervention strategy.

Select 1 of the following case studies from your textbook to use as a starting scenario:

Ch. 6, Case Study in Box 6.3
Ch. 9, Case Studies in Boxes 9.1–9.6
Ch. 10, Case Study in Box 10.6
Ch. 10, Case 2 or 3 in Box 10.7
Ch. 11, Case Study in Box 11.4

Write a 1,050- to 1,400-word paper addressing the following:

Describe the case you chose. (Add any necessary details to complete your scenario, if not already included in the description.)
Describe the crisis components related to the case.
Explain what intervention strategies should be provided.
Recommend a strategy that could be implemented to promote change.

Format your assignment according to APA guidelines.
Here is the study case in chapter 6 Box6.3BOX 6.3

BOX 6.3
Example of a Crisis Related to Blending a Family
45-year-old man comes to counseling because his girlfriend moved in with him and his 13-yearold daughter after he had been separated from his wife for five months. He was very stressed
because his girlfriend complained about the amount of time he devoted to his daughter. The
girlfriend felt deprived. Subsequent couples counseling brought out the girlfriend’s perception of
being disliked by the daughter and her feelings that her boyfriend was too focused on his daughter.
Crisis counseling focused on educating the girlfriend about parental attachment and
responsibility. This helped alter her view that the father was “overly devoted.” She began to
understand that his attention to his daughter was normal. The daughter was brought in as well to
explore the girlfriend’s perception that the daughter disliked her. The daughter said that she did not
dislike the girlfriend, but that she felt awkward about liking her, considering that the girlfriend had
now taken on her mother’s former role. Crisis intervention explored loyalty issues and allowed each
to clarify her expectations of the other.

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