CRISIS DE-ESCALATION

4. not physical illness, but in your head
6. a situation in which a persons perceived ability to cope is exceeded
8. an individual is actively suicidal and engages in life threatening or criminal behavior directed at police to elicit use of lethal force
11. involved if there's weapons, crisis behavior
12. goal of crisis intervention to be safe
13. factor that can potentially be improved with clinical intervention
14. _______ by cop
15. grunting, nasal flaring, seizures, vomiting, hyperventilating, headache
17. harsh, lashing out
18. person experiences a conflict and starts to escalate
20. if personal attacks, ______ it

1. other type of crisis due to mental illness
2. a factor that cannot be changed with clinical intervention
3. short-term, time-limited intervention designed to re-establish a person's equilibrium and solve an immediate problem by helping them regain control over emotional responses
5. severe decline in ______ skills
7. suicide attempt that appears ambivalent but was not a tactic to elicit police response.
9. person is cooperative, one of the 7 stages of behavioral de-escalation
10. to decrease, control, detach from other distractions
16. individual plans attacks ahead of time (SBC)
19. type of crisis, severe pain