Crisis stabilization is a process designed to help individuals experiencing a mental health crisis regain control and stability. This approach often involves immediate support from trained professionals who assess the situation, provide emotional support, and develop a safety plan. The goal is to reduce immediate distress and prevent further escalation of the crisis. Crisis stabilization services can be offered in various settings, including emergency rooms, crisis centers, or through mobile crisis teams. These services aim to connect individuals with ongoing support and resources, ensuring they receive the necessary care to manage their mental health effectively.