A variety of crisis intervention modalities are available in contemporary society depending on the needs of patients. Some of them are:
a. in mobile crisis programs.
b. available only during non-daytime hours.
c. in primary care provider (PCP) office settings.
d. available only to members of certain patient populations.
A
Mobile crisis teams provide front-line interdisciplinary crisis intervention to individuals, families, and communities. It is not true that crisis intervention is only available during non-daytime hours, is usually available in PCP office settings, or is only available to members of certain patient populations.
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