TX HHS Form 3005. Crisis Plan

The TX HHS Form 3005, Crisis Plan, is a valuable tool for individuals in the Adult Mental Health (HCBS-AMH) Program to develop a personalized plan for managing crisis situations. This form helps individuals identify warning signs of a developing crisis, coping strategies, and supportive people who can provide assistance.

The Crisis Plan outlines six key steps: recognizing warning signs, using coping strategies, finding social settings that provide distraction or comfort, identifying supportive people, contacting professionals during a crisis, and ensuring a safe environment. By completing this form, individuals can take control of their mental health and develop a plan to keep themselves safe in times of need.

This Crisis Plan is typically filled out by the individual in collaboration with their providers. Key features include recognizing warning signs, using coping strategies, and identifying supportive people and professionals who can provide assistance during a crisis. By having this plan in place, individuals can feel more confident and prepared to manage crisis situations effectively. Some key points to consider when filling out this form include:

• Recognizing warning signs of a developing crisis
• Developing coping strategies for managing stress and anxiety
• Identifying supportive people who can provide assistance during a crisis
• Contacting professionals, such as the Suicide Prevention Hotline (1-800-784-2433), during a crisis