Psychological Crisis.

A crisis is a temporary state of disorder and disorganization, characterized mainly by the individual's inability to address particular situations using customary methods for solving problems, and the potential for a radically positive or negative result.

Crisis means both danger and opportunity.

POLES OF THE CRISIS:

He argues that crises are inherent in the development and are manifested in two poles: positive and negative. The resolution of the crisis on the positive side will mean for the health and grief process, while if there is no significant negative side for the disease and trauma.

STEPS AND REACTIONS TO THE CRISIS:

"The crisis occur in a series of stages:

1) raises the stakes at the beginning of the impact of external event.

2) The tension increases more because you can not face the new situation with the norm of conduct.

3) With increasing tension, mobilize other resources that can lead to several outcomes: reduction of the external threat, success in dealing with the situation, redefining the problem, and so on.

4) If none of the above occurs, the voltage increases to cause serious emotional disorganization.

"The reactions to a crisis may be to start two: crying or denial of the crisis.

Weeping may lead to denial or intrusiveness. The latter means being overcome by feelings of pain, impact images, nightmares, etc.

The intrusion leads to penetration, a process which express, identify and disseminate thoughts, feelings and images of the experience of crisis. It involves defining problems, make decisions or learn solucionesnuevas, personal and external resource mobilization, reduce unpleasant effects, etc. The penetration is the final stage, which is the consummation or integration of the crisis in the life of the individual. The crisis can result in an improvement or a worsening of the subject.

STEPS AND REACTIONS TO THE CRISIS:

"The crisis occur in a series of stages:

1) raises the stakes at the beginning of the impact of external event.

2) The tension increases more because you can not face the new situation with the norm of conduct.

3) With increasing tension, mobilize other resources that can lead to several outcomes: reduction of the external threat, success in dealing with the situation, redefining the problem, and so on.

4) If none of the above occurs, the voltage increases to cause serious emotional disorganization.

"The reactions to a crisis may be to start two: crying or denial of the crisis.

Weeping may lead to denial or intrusiveness. The latter means being overcome by feelings of pain, impact images, nightmares, etc.

The intrusion leads to penetration, a process which express, identify and disseminate thoughts, feelings and images of the experience of crisis. It involves defining problems, make decisions or learn solucionesnuevas, personal and external resource mobilization, reduce unpleasant effects, etc. The penetration is the final stage, which is the consummation or integration of the crisis in the life of the individual. The crisis can result in an improvement or a worsening of the subject.