Crisis behavior supports are provided when an individuals behaviors put themselves and others in the immediate environment at imminent risk of harm. This can result in injury to themselves or others, hospitalizations, 911 calls, or the inability to participate in any activity outside of the household.

Crisis supports provide continuous intensive supports to caregivers in navigating a crisis, potential home modifications, and strategies to address precursors to high levels of dangerous behaviors. In some instances, due to severity levels, there are some behaviors that may not be managed or de-escalated safely. In these circumstances, I will work closely with your family to identify additional resources and supports available within your area.