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Safety

Crisis and Overload Support

Safety-first overload response — not a substitute for crisis care

Early warning signs, demand reduction, safe break routines, and when to call 911 or a crisis line. Required reading before accessing other safety modules.

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Documentation for payers

Safety planning and crisis prevention education

Caregiver safety training — not crisis intervention billing. Document as psychoeducation.

Reference codes (verify with billing provider): H0034 · S5110

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Curriculum

Lesson 1 · Free preview

Early warning signs

12 min · Safety-first guidance for early warning signs during sensory or emotional overlo

Lesson 2

What to do during overload

15 min · Safety-first guidance for what to do during overload during sensory or emotional

Lesson 3

What not to do

18 min · Safety-first guidance for what not to do during sensory or emotional overload.

Lesson 4

How to reduce demands

21 min · Safety-first guidance for how to reduce demands during sensory or emotional over

Lesson 5

How to keep everyone safe

12 min · Safety-first guidance for how to keep everyone safe during sensory or emotional

Lesson 6

Recovery steps

15 min · Safety-first guidance for recovery steps during sensory or emotional overload.

Lesson 7

When to contact a professional

18 min · Safety-first guidance for when to contact a professional during sensory or emoti

Lesson 8

Emergency contact planning

21 min · Safety-first guidance for emergency contact planning during sensory or emotional