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• Experiencing extreme agitation and resistance to mental health treatment

• First-time onset of severe psychiatric symptoms such as cognitive decline, memory loss, difficulty concentrating, extreme fatigue, or severe depressive thoughts (these may be linked to an underlying medical issue)

• Imminent risk of harm to oneself or others due to mental health symptoms

• Self-harm that requires immediate medical attention to stabilize

• Disturbances in thought processes leading to risky thoughts or behaviors and an inability to ensure personal safety

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Experiencing moderate to severe psychiatric symptoms that require assessment and intervention

• Symptoms are likely to worsen without prompt treatment, including the initiation of medications

• The individual is safe but needs immediate care and can wait 2-3 hours for treatment to begin

• Daily activities have become difficult, and previously enjoyable activities or hobbies have lost their appeal

• The individual is struggling with a Substance Use Disorder (SUD) and is ready to start treatment

• The individual is dealing with an Opiate Use Disorder (OUD) and is interested in starting medication-assisted treatment (Suboxone may be initiated during the first visit if symptoms permit)

• The patient would benefit from involvement in person-centered treatment planning text goes here

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