Critical incident debriefing is a tool
A)for interviewing and counselling potentially suicidal clients
B)used to systematically record the reasons for a violent event
C)that has been found to be helpful for people who have been traumatized
D)that evaluate a client's potential for violence
E)used during the tension reduction phase to help clients understand the reasons for their violent behaviour

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Critical incident debriefing is a structured group or individual process that aims to support people who have been traumatized by a critical incident, such as a violent event or natural disaster. It provides a safe and supportive environment for individuals to express their thoughts, feelings, and reactions to the event, helping them to process their experience and reduce the risk of long-term psychological distress. It is not used for evaluating potential violence, interviewing or counseling potentially suicidal clients, systematically recording reasons for a violent event, or helping clients understand the reasons for their violent behavior.

Critical Incident Debriefing Is a Tool