Phases of crisis
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| 1 | The individual is exposed to a precipitating stressor. anxiety increases, previous problem solving techniques used with effect
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| 2 | Problem solving techniques DO NOT relieve the stressor. anxiety increases further. feelings of confusion and disorganization present in pt.
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| 3 | All possible resources, both internal and external are called on to to resolve the problem and relieve discomfort.
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| 4 | If resolution does not occur tension mounts beyond a further threshold/burden increases over time to breaking point. anxiety may reach panic point, cog functions are disordered , emotions are labile, behavior may reflect psychotic thinking
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