Crisis Response
24/7 psychological crisis support
Even with the best precautions and a strong focus on prevention, both physical and psychological incidents can still take place at work. Crises can affect you directly, or you might experience them as a witness or as a colleague to someone who has been harmed. When the unexpected happens and you or your colleagues have a reaction, Human House’s team of qualified and experienced crisis psychologists provide immediate support.
A crisis response service provides reassurance
A key feature of a healthy working community is that we support each other when challenges arise. By implementing a crisis response solution, you send a clear signal to all employees that wellbeing and mutual care are a priority at your workplace.
Most people are able to process the actual incident, but if they feel let down by colleagues or management, their reaction may intensify, making it harder to rebuild trust and a sense of security.
Access psychological support to process traumatic experiences
There are many reasons an individual employee or a group may need psychological crisis assistance. What affects us, how frightened or upset we become, and how we express these feelings are highly personal, and reactions to traumatic events can vary greatly. Common to most situations, however, is that it is often unforeseen events that cause distress or anxiety. Many experience a loss of control, so our key aim is to help you regain control and process the incident in the best possible way.
Our process begins by listening to the person affected and giving them space to describe what has happened. It is entirely normal to feel worry or helplessness. We explain what reactions and symptoms can reasonably be expected over the coming days.


