"What fits the client and the situation works best." The best indicator of future violent conduct when determining risk for violence is past violent activity.
The first line of defense for preventing mood instability and treating mania is lithium. This medication is the most effective long-term treatment for bipolar illness and is effective in managing aggressive behavior during acute manic episodes. Actuarial methodology and organized professional judgment are the two often used strategies for evaluating the risk of violence (SPJ). SPJs define several risk factors and offer advice on how to evaluate them. Avoid making physical contact if the resident's behavior is getting out of hand. Some residents may get violent when being touched. The best way to approach a resident is from the front, never the back.
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