Assessment for crisis intervention
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AbstractThis article describes the triage assessment system (TAS) for crisis intervention. The TAS assesses affective, behavioral, and cognitive reactions of individuals to crisis events. This assessment model offers clinicians an understanding of the type of reactions clients are experiencing as well as the intensity of these reactions. The TAS provides a quick, accurate, and easy‐to‐ use method that is directly usable in the intervention process. The system can also be used to monitor clients' progress during the intervention process. Two case illustrations are presented to demonstrate the use of the model. In addition, the Triage Assessment Form: Crisis Intervention is included as an Appendix. © 2006 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Clin Psychol: In Session 62: 959–970, 2006.
- University of Nevada Reno United States
- Duquesne University United States
Adult, Male, Self Disclosure, Professional-Patient Relations, Anger, Personality Assessment, Life Change Events, Stress Disorders, Post-Traumatic, Crisis Intervention, Adaptation, Psychological, Interview, Psychological, Humans, Female, Triage, Referral and Consultation, Crime Victims, Needs Assessment, Bereavement
Adult, Male, Self Disclosure, Professional-Patient Relations, Anger, Personality Assessment, Life Change Events, Stress Disorders, Post-Traumatic, Crisis Intervention, Adaptation, Psychological, Interview, Psychological, Humans, Female, Triage, Referral and Consultation, Crime Victims, Needs Assessment, Bereavement
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