Developmental & Life Situational Crises

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Developmental & Life Situational Mental Health Crisis is not a diagnostic term. It is a phrase give to a person who’s coping mechanisms are affected due to their circumstances – in the absence of a mental health illness. Situational mental health crises stem from a struggle to come to terms with dramatic life events or changes. The person may overcome the crisis on their own. An extreme situational mental health crisis requires intervention and support from the person’s family, friends and/or counselor.

Recovery is possible once an individual comes to terms with a new situation. Some situational Mental Health Crises circumstances may include:

Abortion Issues
Adolescent & Teen Issues
Adoption & Foster Care Issues
Adjusting to Life Transitions
Aging & Geriatric Issues
Anxiety & Stress
Blended Family Issues
Breakups
Bullying
Caregiver Issues
Chronic Illness, Pain or Disability
Creative Blocks
Discrimination
Divorce & Divorce Adjustment
Family Issues
Fertility Issues
First Responder Issues
Gender Identity
Giftedness
Grief, Loss & Bereavement
Guilt
LGBTQ Issues
Medical Issues
Men’s Issues
Midlife Crisis
Money & Financial Issues
Multicultural Concerns
Racism or Prejudice
Marriage or Relationship Issues
Parenting
Pregnancy & Childbirth
School & Academic Concerns
Women’s Issues
Workplace Issues

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