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Evaluation of Crisis Skills and Characteristics

An important aspect of understanding and recognizing effective crisis skills and characteristics is being able to critically reflect on your own working session or the observation of another's session. This reflection helps you to evaluate which characteristics and skills are present, which you need to develop, and which you need to expand to the next level. As a practitioner, you can make observations of what was successful and unsuccessful in the session and then make adjustments to your own practice. Identifying skills and characteristics that are less effective and reflecting on how to improve them can help you ultimately be more effective in treating survivors of critical incidents.

Question 1: Briefly describe the three examples you selected and why you chose each. Include the effects each example had on the client and what you would have done differently in each instance.

Question 2: Explain any insights you gained or conclusions you drew from completing the interactive segment.

Question 3: Describe two strengths of crisis treatment (in terms of skills and characteristics) that you believe you possess. Provide specific examples to illustrate.

Question 4: Select two crisis treatment skills and/or characteristics that you believe you can and should improve or acquire. Explain why you believe these are important.

Question 5: Explain what steps you would take to develop the characteristics and/or skills that you should acquire or improve.