Feeling Unsafe Check-In: A Compassionate Triage Protocol for Acute Emotional Distress and Safety Routing
Navigate moments of acute overwhelm safely. A structured clinical triage check-in providing immediate somatic grounding and emergency routing.
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Navigate moments of acute overwhelm safely. A structured clinical triage check-in providing immediate somatic grounding and emergency routing.
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