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Crisis theory, concerning the causes [1] and consequences of the tendency for the rate of profit to fall in a capitalist system, is associated with Marxian critique of political economy, and was further popularised through Marxist economics .
Crisis intervention is a short-term intervention technique that is grounded in crisis theory. The central tenant of crisis intervention is that "a little help, rationally directed and purposefully focused at a strategic time is more effective than more extensive help given at a time of less emotional accessibility".
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Apr 7, 2013 · Learn the definition, background, importance, and key concepts of crisis theory in psychology. Find out how psychologists understand and intervene in crises, such as natural disasters, traumatic events, and personal life changes.
In this article, Individual Psychology and Crisis Theory are described as complementary theories that can augment clinical work with clients in crisis. Illustrated by a case study, the basic assumptions of Individual Psychology and Crisis Theory are described, integrated, and applied to the Six-Step Model of Crisis Intervention (James, 2008).
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A social work article that examines the state of knowledge and validity of crisis theory and its application to crisis intervention. The article identifies the main concepts, assumptions, and issues of crisis theory and its related literature.
2 A structure for guiding a crisis assessment interview is provided in an excellent article by Naomi Golan (1968). 3 Delineation of specific therapeutic tactics useful in crisis intervention can be found in Butcher and Maudel (1976), Rusk (1971) and Schwartz (1971). 1. Baldwin, B.A. The Process of coping. Unpublished training materials, 1978. 2.
This chapter presents an overview of the historical development of crisis intervention and its contributions to social work practice. Thus, we link the past to the present in order to better prepare social workers for practice in the 21st century. The basic assumptions and theoretical constructs of crisis theory are explained to elucidate the major tenets and goals of crisis intervention ...
