Life Space Crisis Intervention

LSCI in Trauma-Informed Care

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Frank A. Fecser

This is an overview of the Life Space Crisis Intervention model as a resource for using crisis as the basis for learning and therapy with traumatized children and youth.

The Passive Aggressive Conflict Cycle

Triangulating Information from Recurrent Crises

Problems as Opportunity: Meeting Growth Needs

Too Conscientious: "It's My Fault, They are Going to Fire the Teachers"

When Friendship is Used as a Weapon: Using LSCI Skills to Confront Bullying

Teach Me How to Talk

The Paradigm Shift: Voices of Professionals

How to Tell Bad News

Brotherly Love? The Manipulation of Body Boundaries

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