Crisis Intervention Training For Therapists 🚨

$37.00

Crisis work can make even a competent therapist suddenly wonder if they remember anything they learned in grad school. This training gives you a framework for supportive communication, risk assessment, safety planning, and staying present when the conversation feels high-stakes.

My early experience volunteering with the Crisis Text Line helped me learn to slow down, listen, ask direct questions, and work toward a practical next step. I created this training to give therapists a place to explore those skills before trying to remember everything in the middle of a difficult conversation.

Crisis work can make even a competent therapist suddenly wonder if they remember anything they learned in grad school. This training gives you a framework for supportive communication, risk assessment, safety planning, and staying present when the conversation feels high-stakes.

My early experience volunteering with the Crisis Text Line helped me learn to slow down, listen, ask direct questions, and work toward a practical next step. I created this training to give therapists a place to explore those skills before trying to remember everything in the middle of a difficult conversation.

🎥 Recorded Training Lessons

The training covers:
→ Recognizing a crisis
→ Cultural awareness
→ Observable behaviors and warning signs
→ Understanding self-harm
→ Supportive communication techniques
→ Identifying the client’s goal
→ Risk assessment
→ Collaborative safety planning

📖 Crisis Intervention Training Workbook · PDF
Companion material following the training topics, with a reference you can return to as you review the teaching.

📝 Crisis Intervention Worksheets · PDF
Supplemental Safety Plan and SMART Goal resources to use alongside the training.

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Crisis Intervention Training For Therapists 🚨
$37.00

Crisis work can make even a competent therapist suddenly wonder if they remember anything they learned in grad school. This training gives you a framework for supportive communication, risk assessment, safety planning, and staying present when the conversation feels high-stakes.

My early experience volunteering with the Crisis Text Line helped me learn to slow down, listen, ask direct questions, and work toward a practical next step. I created this training to give therapists a place to explore those skills before trying to remember everything in the middle of a difficult conversation.