What Crisis Intervention looks like
This type of debriefing begins with an uninterrupted time focusing on facts, thoughts, feelings, sensory impressions, and personal reactions, thus normalizing the experience. This can be done either at Le Rucher for an individual or on the field for teams. Further debriefing and counseling are provided from a Christian Biblically based world view by pastoral care workers trained in debriefing and counseling skills. Prayer ministry is normally a part of this process, with the consent of those participating. Debriefing sessions are scheduled from Monday through Friday, usually for a half-day only.
A stay at Le Rucher would normally be for one week. It is best to plan to arrive on a Sunday evening and to leave the following Friday afternoon. On occasion, exceptions may be considered, but the centre is normally closed over the weekend to give the staff a day off. Details on local hotels are available upon request should you wish to stay in the area longer. Due to staffing constraints, we are unfortunately unable to offer child-care during debriefing sessions. Please check out our page on children for more information.
Supervision, training and confidentiality are managed according to guidelines of the Association of Christian Counselors (ACC) U.K. We are also affiliated with Member Care Europe.
Le Rucher Ministries is affiliated with the Association of Christian Counsellors, UK (ACC)