Observed arrival · 2026-10-12
Baseline Care’s family mental-health crisis model
A Hebrew-language service describes practical support for families facing an acute mental-health crisis at home, from an initial Zoom meeting to professional home visits and a plan for what comes next.
- For
- Families facing an acute mental-health crisis at home
- Worth noticing
- The page names social worker Ariel Jungster, describes a shared practice standard, and says interventions can run for up to 30 days.
Field notes
The described intake includes a risk assessment, immediate communication guidance for the next 24 hours, and goals for follow-up. Home visits may involve a social worker, psychologist, or occupational therapist; the page says families receive a written document after each visit. The intervention is described as lasting up to about 30 days, with phone contact between visits subject to working hours and prior expectations.
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