Which suicide prevention model barrier requires securing and protecting individuals before they can cause harm to themselves or someone else?

The suicide prevention model barrier that focuses on securing and protecting individuals before they can cause harm is often referred to as "crisis intervention." This approach emphasizes immediate safety measures, such as involuntary hospitalization or emergency interventions, to prevent self-harm or harm to others. It aims to stabilize individuals in crisis, ensuring they receive the necessary support and care to address their mental health needs. By prioritizing safety, this model helps to mitigate immediate risks and connect individuals with ongoing mental health resources.