Anxiety Interventions and Client Support Quiz

Anxiety Interventions

• Protect the client and attend to any physical needs to ensure their immediate safety and well-being.
• Prioritize reducing anxiety quickly, especially if the client's anxiety level is severe or panic-like.
• Establish a calming presence by staying with the client and minimizing environmental stimuli that may exacerbate anxiety.
• Help the client identify and process the thoughts and feelings that triggered their anxiety, promoting emotional awareness and expression.
• Monitor the client for signs of impending destructive behavior and intervene promptly to prevent harm.
• Support the client in utilizing appropriate and safe coping mechanisms to manage anxiety.
• Encourage relaxation techniques, such as deep breathing or meditation, to help calm the client.
• Fostering problem-solving skills to empower the client to tackle anxiety-provoking situations effectively.
• Encourage gross motor exercise, which can help reduce anxiety by releasing tension and improving mood.
• Administer antianxiety medications as prescribed by a healthcare professional to complement non-pharmacological interventions.