Identify activating events or triggers

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Identify activating events or triggers that have contributed to the client's crisis state. Identify other risk factors that may be impacting the client. Identify protective factors of the client that would reduce risk of suicide or self-harm. Identify the client's level of risk as being low, moderate, or high.

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