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Course: |
DOC 225
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Title: | Crisis Intervention |
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Long Title: | Crisis Intervention |
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Course Description: | Provides an understanding of crisis theories and examines the role of the interventionist. |
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Min Credit: | 3 |
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STANDARD COMPETENCIES:
I. Make referrals to the proper community agencies when appropriate.
II. Safely respond to crisis situations, taking all necessary precautions.
III. Recognize problems associated with mental illness and the abuse of alcohol and drugs.
IV. Employ basic defusing, mediation and other intervention techniques.
V. Be aware of the impact of juvenile delinquency, truancy, and runaways on families.
VI. Recognize child abuse and neglect situations.
VII. Be aware of the role of the criminal justice agencies and personnel in various crisis situations.
VIII. Be aware of legal issues involved in various crisis situations.
TOPICAL OUTLINE:
I. Definition of Crisis
II. Common Types of Crisis and Conflicts
III. Safety Techniques, Values Clarification
IV. Defusing and Mediation Techniques
V. Interviewing Techniques
VI. Mental Health, Mental Illness, Alcohol and Drug Problems
VII. Delinquency, Child Abuse and Neglect, Runaways and Truancy
VIII. Family Disturbance and Intervention Methods
IX. Community Agencies and Resources
X Role Playing
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