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Crisis intervention is a form of psychological assistance aimed at supporting a person experiencing a crisis and helping to solve the problem. The intervention is interdisciplinary in nature, because the crisis affects all areas of human functioning.

 

 

The main task of crisis intervention is to restore basic security and balance to a person who has found themselves in a difficult life situation, usually resulting from an external situation. It consists of dealing with current emotions and identifying the resources of the person so that they can cope with the crisis situation.

 

 

Other specialists from various fields are allowed to participate in crisis interventions: psychologists, lawyers, social workers, primary care physicians, psychiatrists, educators and others.

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CRISIS INTERVENTION

"In every crisis there is a hidden opportunity"

Eckhart Tolle

At CKU we conduct crisis interventions in person and online.

The number of meetings depends on the nature of the crisis and the individual predispositions of the person using the intervention and their ability to cope with a given difficulty.

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Crisis intervention is not psychotherapy, which means that during it we do not analyse the causes of the problem and do not work on the possibilities of avoiding similar problems in the future.

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  • A person who finds themselves in a sudden problematic or crisis situation,

  • A person experiencing the death of someone close.

  • A person after a traffic accident or other injury,

  • A person experiencing violence,

  • A person in difficulties related to the end of a relationship,

  • In the event of job loss,

  • When a traumatic event occurs in life

Who can benefit from crisis intervention?

If you are experiencing a situation that is overwhelming and makes you feel helpless

and you cannot cope with it, please contact us.

Our specialists can help you.

If you are interested in this form of support, please contact us:

email - info@ckudublin.org

Phone/ WhatsApp: + 353 876 494 555

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At the CKU Center, you can also take advantage of other forms of therapy and personal development.

See here

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