1.
A crisis becomes a possibility when someone's life as normal is__________ by an event that brings change.
2.
Among other things, the precipitating event usually poses a ________ to one or more of the person's life goals.
3.
Depending on the person's internal response, that event may lead to a ______.
4.
Not every life-changing event will lead to a _____ of crisis.
5.
Whether or not it does depends on a variety of ______.
6.
A person enters a state of crisis when ____ related conditions are present
7.
First, there is heightened ______ and anxiety.
8.
Second, is when ______ strategies fail to help relieve the heightened stress and anxiety.
9.
A state of crisis occurs when a person isn't able to respond to a distressing event or situation in a way that restores a sense of calm and ________ to their life.
10.
A state of crisis is referred as a _________.
11.
A person in crisis feels a great deal of _______ and pressure.
12.
Their_______ will determines whether the experience will produce growth and stability.
13.
Or continued ________ and instability.
14.
A person in crisis is at a _______ in the road.
15.
A state of crisis is ________ when the person takes a path.
16.
One that leads to greater _______ or greater wholeness.
17.
The path to greater brokenness involves ______ or denying the need to change and adapt.
18.
The person continues trusting ________ ways of thinking and acting that no longer work.
19.
The path to greater wholeness involves _______ the problem and the need to adapt.
20.
Anyone at any time can ______ the path toward greater wholeness.
21.
Doing so is a matter of _______ the need to adapt to a new situation.
22.
Begin by _______ care as soon as possible.
23.
Take the ________ seriously.
24.
Be _______, consistent and dependable.
25.
Help the CR to ______ in the crucible.
26.
Provide ______ support
27.
Remain ______ on the process.
28.
______ with the CR, as appropriate.
