The importance of follow-up and monitoring support is to allow a safety net to be in place for anyone affected by trauma or loss. This strategy enables the victim to have a stable reassured base to assist processing the inherently unpredictable emotional outpouring, which typically occurs in the aftermath of crisis.

Unfortunately, people sometimes respond with withdrawn behavioural patterns. It is recommended that monitoring support via management and professional contact (via phone or face-to-face) be adopted as a routine procedure. Once follow-up procedures have been implemented all clients agree to reactivate further psychological support via their organization or in an emergency via Clear View Psychology, if required.

Follow-up and monitoring procedures are inherently tailored according to the intensity and duration of a significant life crisis point. This can further be modified after assessing an individuals ability to cope and an organizations responsiveness to such unfortunate events.

It is recommended that any trauma follow-up procedures rely upon a three-way support network between the worker (client), the organisational structure (supervisor, management) and Clear View Psychology Services at all times.

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