Contracting in crisis intervention
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The use of contracts in the social services is an important area that needs to be looked at. This paper is concerned specifically with the use of contracts in one particular part of social services: crisis intervention. Contracts that define the working relationship between the client and mental health counselor can be beneficial for both when they attempt to solve the problems that contributed to the crisis situation. There are five benefits to be gained from the use of contracts in crisis intervention and they are briefly discussed.
- Washington State University United States
- Brigham Young University Idaho United States
- Idaho Department of Health and Welfare United States
Counseling, Crisis Intervention, Attitude, Adaptation, Psychological, Humans, Patient Compliance, Professional-Patient Relations
Counseling, Crisis Intervention, Attitude, Adaptation, Psychological, Humans, Patient Compliance, Professional-Patient Relations
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