Major Critical Incidents
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What is a major critical incident?
A major critical incident is any situation / event which is unpredictable and where the people involved may be exposed to threatening / life threatening occurrences. They can occur in a person’s personal life and / or their employment / business life. The people / person involved may well feel powerless, overwhelmed, frozen or even just running on automatic pilot. The effects of a major critical incident are not always felt at the time. It is important to recognise when a major critical incident has occurred and to then address this and have in place constructive and effective strategies which effectively desensitise the person / persons to the incident and the memory / emotional attachments involved. Examples of some possible signs / symptoms may include;
Examples of some types of major critical incidents include;
There is much evidence to support that early recognition of a major critical incident and appropriate psychological interventions reduce the trauma / distress experienced. This requires a skilled and professional approach based on sound knowledge and clinical effectiveness. EMDR in which the EMDR Association UK & Ireland only permits mental health professional to specialise in) is recognised by NICE (The National Institute of Clinical Excellence) as a preferred modality in treating PTSD and many other anxiety states which are a frequent symptom following a major critical incident. At Hypnoplease, EMDR is used alongside the effective Fast Phobia Cure utilised in Analytical Hypnotherapy and together these approaches can effectively remove the auto contractile effect. For a thorough, effective and professional approach which gets results contact; |
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