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[Crisis intervention].

G Sonneck
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The main aspects of crisis intervention are an immediate onset without time-consuming referrals, activities of the helper always keeping in mind the biopycho-social context, and assistance for selfhelp. Helping people in crises minds to find out and develop the possibilities of the afflicted person aiming that he can overcome his crisis by himself, gaining maturity and reaching a less crisis-prone life style.

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G Sonneck. 1986-10-31. [Crisis intervention].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3811375/

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