We're covered a few very important characteristics of good writing this week. How to write effective sentences and paragraphs, avoiding common errors, documenting your sources, and thinking critically as you write. Now, here's a scenario that will allow you to practice what you've learned.For any writer, telling one's life story in three paragraphs can be a challenge, but an exciting one.For this reflection, write an initial post composed of three sections.1. Your life story in roughly three full paragraphs.2. A reflection: what was challenging about writing your life story in three paragraphs? (one paragraph minimum)3. A Personal Writing Plan. With this assignment in mind, List some areas of written communication on which you'd like to focus in order to become a better writer.Some areas for writing improvement include (but are not limited to):grammar and punctuationsentence structureparagraph structureorganizing thoughtsusing the best wordingwriting with clarity

Part 1DirectionsAs we’ve seen thus far, the primary focus of a crisis interventionist is to ensure the safety of all involved in the crisis situation. We’ve examined the theories, models, and strategies necessary to intervene successfully in a crisis, as well as examined the essential characteristics of crisis intervention workers. Next, we will review the specific dynamics of crisis case handling.Abraham Maslow (1970) wrote concerning a hierarchy of needs. Meeting the basic physical needs of food, clothing, and shelter were first on his list. This is an important concept, particularly in the field of crisis intervention. According to Gilliland and James (2013) “paramount in psychological first aid is attending to Maslow’s needs hierarchy and taking care of survival needs first”. Many counselors, social workers and psychologists helped meet basic needs of food, shelter, clothing and other survival needs during the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina before they did any counseling” (p. 19).Using Maslow’s hierarchy of needs as a reference, explain why you feel it’s important to have an understanding of this hierarchy in relation to the field of crisis intervention. Predict some of the pitfalls even experienced crisis workers could fall into without knowledge of basic human needs when intervening on a client’s behalf.Part 2 View this video. (Click here here - Alternative Formatsfor a transcription of the video.) Based on the video shown, write an essay at least one page in length identifying and evaluating the interventions shown. Use the following questions to guide your essay:What “tools of the trade” were demonstrated by the worker?How were safety concerns addressed? How was mobility determined? What was the crisis worker’s level of involvement and how did the level of involvement change throughout the interview? What factors determined whether the crisis worker took a directive, collaborative, or non-directive approach? From the hybrid model of crisis intervention, what tasks can be identified that took place during the intervention?Part 3 click PDF. Follow insty