Michelle Muething, MA, LPC, LMHC
Twenty-five skills that are essential for crisis clinicians to master as they develop their 'crisis mindset'
Being in the field is a stark contrast to being in an office. What do clinicians need to focus on that does not typically come natural?
Our brain is amazing and we rarely give it any thought. But to understand some basics of what it can do, can up our game in crisis.
De-escalation tips are useful, yes. But in the world of crisis, if we can avoid the escalation and crisis outbursts all together - even better!
What are some medical conditions or substances ingested that can have behaviors that mimic psychiatric disorders? How can you tell?
Being on scene is the most dangerous part of a crisis responder's job and very few clinicians receive training to prepare them. This section talks about all aspects of scene safety.