Psych Crisis Mania Guide
This is an advice guide for people who may find themselves trying to help when a loved one is having
Emily Cutler2023-01-11T15:56:53-05:00Emotional Distress and Crisis Response|
This is an advice guide for people who may find themselves trying to help when a loved one is having
Emily Cutler2022-03-24T14:31:16-04:00Emotional Distress and Crisis Response|
Radio Interview of Dan Fisher in Poland about emotional CPR. The recording begins with several songs of hope and then
Emily Cutler2020-10-08T19:24:16-04:00Emotional Distress and Crisis Response, Peer Support, Research/Evidence|
Below is the abstract for this study on peer respites: Objective: A peer respite is a voluntary, short-term, overnight program
Emily Cutler2020-07-30T17:38:48-04:00Emotional Distress and Crisis Response, Peer Support|
When trying to solve this problem of lack of support for college students with mental illness, many people look to
Emily Cutler2020-07-22T19:30:50-04:00Emotional Distress and Crisis Response, Peer Support, Research/Evidence|
In Massachusetts, a group of consumers, called Groundhogs, organized themselves in early 2009 to design, lobby for, and implement PRCRs
trwd2018-05-01T18:06:33-04:00Daniel Fisher, Emotional CPR, Emotional Distress and Crisis Response|
Lynne Malcolm interviews Dan Fisher on Emotional CPR. Her show, called All in the Mind is described as RN’s exploration
Emily Cutler2017-09-12T03:42:05-04:00Emotional Distress and Crisis Response, Legal|
National Association of State Mental Health Planning Directors Guide on Seclusion and Restraint (pdf, 246KB, 35 pages) This paper is
Emily Cutler2017-09-12T01:44:34-04:00Emotional Distress and Crisis Response|
Individuals experiencing mental health crises may encounter an array of professionals and nonprofessionals trying to intervene and help: family members,
Emily Cutler2017-09-12T01:41:29-04:00Emotional Distress and Crisis Response, Peer Support, Research/Evidence|
For adults with severe psychiatric problems, consumer-managed residential programs may be the way to go, a study suggests. A 2008
Emily Cutler2017-09-11T23:48:55-04:00Emotional Distress and Crisis Response, Research/Evidence|
"After birth the first thing we learn is becoming a participant in dialogue. We are born in relations and those