Comprehensive Crisis Intervention and Home Treatment Unit Overview
Crisis Intervention and Home Treatment Unit
Per Martin Løken, head of section
Crisis Intervention and Home Treatment Unit
June 2023
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Two routes to inpatient clinics – elective and accute
Per Martin Løken, head of section
Crisis Intervention and Home Treatment Unit
Oslo county districts
Oslo county districts
Oslo county districts
Per Martin Løken
Head of section
Clinical psychologist
(specialist)
Frida Bordevich Ballo
Clinical psychologist
Heidi Eriksen Eldholm
Clinical psychologist
Thorstein Holt
Social educator
Child welfare worker
Live Husum
Educational specialist
Hilde Lysne Mathisen
Clinical psychologist
Marie Dahlberg Tonga
MD
Therese Wang
Social educator
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Kaja Aasbø Stavelin
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Cathrine Martinsen
Secretary
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Suicidal problems
Self injury
Eating disorders
Aggression and violence
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Parental counselling
Family therapy
Network support
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Medication
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Clinical specialization
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Psychoeducational family program (PEF)
Eating disorders
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Family based therapy (FBT)
Suicidality, nonsuicidal self injury and aggression
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Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT/DBT-C)
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More than 65 families the last year
5-18 years
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Suicide attempts and impulses
Psychosis/psychotic symptoms
Eating disorders
Severe aggression/violence
Severe anxiety/OCD
Emotional instability/personality disorders
Self injury
Depression
Substance abuse
Harmful sexual behavior
Mania/hypomania
ASD
Per Martin Løken, head of section
Crisis Intervention and Home Treatment Unit
Head of the Crisis Intervention and Home Treatment Unit
Opened the unit in June 2022 as an expansion of the emergency child and adolescent psychiatry in Oslo
The Crisis Intervention and Home Treatment Unit, led by Per Martin L.ken, offers a variety of services including inpatient clinics, outpatient clinics, community services, and mobile crisis support for individuals facing challenges such as psychosis, suicidal issues, and eating disorders. The unit provides a structured course of treatment involving admission, therapy sessions, family support, medication monitoring, and post-treatment care to ensure a holistic approach to mental health care.
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Crisis Intervention and Home Treatment Unit June 2023 Per Martin L ken, head of section Crisis Intervention and Home Treatment Unit
Inpatient clinics Area function Two routes to inpatient clinics elective and accute Front units OUS Crisis Intervention and Home Treatment Unit NWI Intensive outreach treatment Intensive outreach treatment BUP Oslo Nord BUP Oslo Syd Nic Waals Institutt BUP Vest Local hospital Outpatient clinic Outpatient clinic Outpatient clinic Outpatient clinic Oslo county districts Community services Oslo county districts Oslo county districts Oslo county districts 2 Per Martin L ken, head of section Crisis Intervention and Home Treatment Unit
Crisis Crisis Intervention Intervention and Home Home Treatment Treatment Unit and Unit Cathrine Martinsen Secretary Frida Bordevich Ballo Clinical psychologist Heidi Eriksen Eldholm Clinical psychologist Thorstein Holt Social educator Child welfare worker Live Husum Educational specialist Per Martin L ken Head of section Clinical psychologist (specialist) Kaja Aasb Stavelin MD (specialist) Synne Soln rdal Jenssen Clinical psychologist (specialist) Hilde Lysne Mathisen Clinical psychologist Marie Dahlberg Tonga MD Therese Wang Social educator Psychiatric nurse Per Martin L ken, head of section Crisis Intervention and Home Treatment Unit
CRISIS CRISIS MOBILE MOBILE Psychosis Suicidal problems Self injury Eating disorders Aggression and violence 0-6 years Outpatient treatment is not enough C I H T Unable to attend outpatient treatment Per Martin L ken, head of section Crisis Intervention and Home Treatment Unit
Course of treatment Admission Admission Meeting with outpatient therapist Written referral Treatment (8 weeks) Treatment (8 weeks) Individual therapy Parental counselling Family therapy Network support Environmental therapy/interventions Medication Monitoring Assessments/diagnostics Post treatment Post treatment Discharge summary Per Martin L ken, head of section Crisis Intervention and Home Treatment Unit
Competence Basic Basic Experienced clinicians Clinical specialization Specialized training Specialized training Psychosis Psychoeducational family program (PEF) Eating disorders Family based therapy (FBT) Suicidality, nonsuicidal self injury and aggression Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT/DBT-C) Per Martin L ken, head of section Crisis Intervention and Home Treatment Unit
Status Population Population 15 active cases More than 65 families the last year 5-18 years Gender balance Referral causes Referral causes Suicide attempts and impulses Psychosis/psychotic symptoms Eating disorders Severe aggression/violence Severe anxiety/OCD Emotional instability/personality disorders Self injury Depression Substance abuse Harmful sexual behavior Mania/hypomania ASD Per Martin L ken, head of section Crisis Intervention and Home Treatment Unit
