Crisis intervention is of the essence now more than ever. Empower yourself to take control of a situation with this 3-step crisis intervention plan...

Approximately 1 out of every 20 adults experiences some form of mental health crisis each year, which only accounts for the small portion that actually gets reported.

And it doesn’t even address other forms of crisis either.

Crisis intervention is meant to be short-term assistance to keep someone in crisis safe.

This can mean offering a lifeline during their darkest hours, providing solace in times of despair, and helping them find the path to hope and recovery.

But here's the thing — it is not a skill limited just to professionals in the field; it's a skill that everyone should possess.

In a world where crises can strike unexpectedly and affect anyone, knowing how to provide immediate support can mean the difference between safety and harm, recovery and prolonged suffering.

Imagine being the person who can step in when a friend is in emotional distress, a coworker faces a personal crisis, or a family member needs immediate help.

Your knowledge can be a beacon of hope in their darkest moments.

It's not about becoming an expert; it's about becoming a compassionate and effective responder.

And the path to making that a reality for you is right in front of you, ready for you to take the first step.

This guide to crisis intervention takes you through a blueprint of assessing and intervening during a crisis to make sure that individuals in need receive the immediate support and guidance they deserve, ultimately helping them find their way back to safety and stability.