TIANNE MARIE R.

Assessing crisis situations: Evaluating the severity of a person's crisis, identifying potential risks, and determining appropriate interventions. Active listening and empathy: Providing a safe space for individuals to express their emotions and concerns while demonstrating genuine understanding. Crisis intervention techniques: Utilizing specialized strategies like de-escalation, grounding techniques, and problem-solving to help individuals manage their emotions during a crisis. Suicide prevention: Identifying potential suicide risks and taking necessary steps to prevent self-harm, including safety planning. Information and referral: Connecting individuals with relevant community resources, support groups, and professional services based on their needs. Brief counseling: Providing immediate emotional support and coping mechanisms to help individuals navigate through a crisis. Documentation: Maintaining detailed records of client interactions, including crisis details, interventions provided, and referrals made. Collaboration: Working with other professionals like social workers, mental health clinicians, and medical personnel to ensure comprehensive care for clients.

Personal care: Assisting with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, grooming, and using the toilet Companionship: Providing emotional support and engaging in activities like reading or playing games Medication management: Ensuring that medication is taken on time and as prescribed Transportation: Providing or arranging transportation for medical appointments, social activities, and other outings Household tasks: Cleaning, laundry, meal preparation, and running errands Health monitoring: Monitoring health and wellbeing and reporting any changes