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Crisis Call Handling TrainingVersión en línea Guide to crisis calls in mental health por Viridiana Orea 1 What is the first step when a caller in crisis begins speaking about self-harm? a Practice active listening and acknowledge their feelings b Offer medical advice immediately c Redirect to a different topic to calm them d Interrupt to ask for details quickly 2 Which statement best demonstrates a non-judgmental, trauma-informed approach? a You should seek professional help right away without discussing details b Why would you do this? c I’m glad you’re telling me this. I’m here to help. d Calm down and stop talking so I can help 3 If there is an imminent risk of harm, what should you do? a Tell them to call back later b Suggest they seek online support only c Wait to see if the caller stabilizes d Coordinate with emergency services and risk assessment 4 Which technique helps maintain safety while the caller stays on the line? a Raise your voice to command attention b Immediately assess unrelated topics to distract them c Use short, calm sentences and avoid accusatory language d Argue about the caller’s feelings 5 When should you involve a supervisor or higher-level support? a If risk is unclear, or the caller requests help beyond your scope b If the caller is clearly lying about details c Never involve others to avoid escalation d Only after several hours of call duration 6 Which phrasing is best to slow the conversation and de-escalate? a Let’s slow this down. I’m here with you step by step. b You need to calm down right now. c This isn’t as bad as you think.” d Stop talking and listen to me. 7 What is a key element of a crisis call script? a Unstructured, rapid questions b Promises about outcomes that can’t be guaranteed c A detailed diagnosis of mental illness d A brief safety assessment and contact plan 8 Which resource should you provide for ongoing support after the call? a Social media groups only b Non-crisis encyclopedias c Local crisis lines, emergency numbers, and referral options d Medical procedures unrelated to crisis 9 How should you document a crisis call for quality and safety? a Note only the caller’s mood b Skip documenting to protect privacy c Record personal opinions about caller’s character d Record risk indicators, actions taken, and follow-up plan 10 What should you avoid saying to a caller in immediate crisis? a Blaming or minimizing their feelings b Asking clarifying questions c Offering to help with a plan to stay safe d Providing a calm, empathetic statement Feedback 1 Active listening validates the caller and reduces escalation before taking action. 2 Empathy and validation reduce defensiveness and build trust. 3 Safety planning and contacting responders are essential for imminent risk. 4 Calm, clear language reduces pressure and improves coherence. 5 Escalation is appropriate for safety, risk, or policy limits. 6 Calm, collaborative phrasing reduces trigger points. 7 A clear safety plan and next steps provide structure. 8 Offer appropriate, accessible supports beyond the call. 9 Accurate, concise notes support follow-up and safety. 10 Blame and minimization increase distress and reduce cooperation.

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What is the first step when a caller in crisis begins speaking about self-harm?

Which statement best demonstrates a non-judgmental, trauma-informed approach?

If there is an imminent risk of harm, what should you do?

Which technique helps maintain safety while the caller stays on the line?

When should you involve a supervisor or higher-level support?

Which phrasing is best to slow the conversation and de-escalate?

What is a key element of a crisis call script?

Which resource should you provide for ongoing support after the call?

How should you document a crisis call for quality and safety?

What should you avoid saying to a caller in immediate crisis?

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