Transcrisis points are likely to occur at what intervals?

Transcrisis points are critical moments in an individual’s crisis response that can emerge unexpectedly throughout the course of a crisis. These points often arise as the individual navigates through stress and recovery, with their emotional state fluctuating based on various factors. Because of the inherent unpredictability of human emotions and reactions in a crisis, transcrisis points do not occur at fixed or regular intervals. Instead, they can manifest suddenly, influenced by external circumstances or internal emotional shifts. This unpredictability is key to understanding how individuals manage their crises and can serve as a focal point during interventions, highlighting the need for flexibility in crisis management strategies.