⚠️ Crisis Prevention & De-escalation Skills *coming soon
Course overview
Lesson Overview

3.8 – How to Decrease Adrenaline in the Body: Adrenaline makes your body ready for action but also fuels panic. After a burst, it lingers unless you help it fade. Slow breathing, stretching, or light walking help flush it out. Hydration and steady meals keep spikes lower. Avoid caffeine when already tense—it adds fuel. Listening to calming sounds or humming slows the chemical rush. Recognizing the feeling of adrenaline helps you act sooner. Managing it is about guiding your body back to balance, not fighting it.

About this course

Practical skills to prevent crises, de-escalate tense situations, and maintain safety in high-stress environments.

This course includes:
  • Scenario-based role-play exercises for crisis prevention and de-escalation
  • Safety planning templates and behavioral risk assessment tools
  • Step-by-step guides for responding to escalating situations effectively

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