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100 Words Every Hotline Volunteer Should Know

July 31, 2026

100 Words Every Hotline Volunteer Should Know

No. Item Definition
1. 911 emergency telephone service
2. abuse cruel or violent treatment
3. addiction compulsive dependence on something
4. address specific location details
5. alone without other people present
6. anger strong feeling of displeasure
7. anxiety persistent worry or nervousness
8. assault violent physical attack
9. assess evaluate a situation carefully
10. bias unfair preference or prejudice
11. bleeding loss of blood
12. boundary limit of acceptable involvement
13. burnout exhaustion from prolonged stress
14. caller person making the call
15. calm free from agitation or panic
16. clarify make something clearer
17. compassion sympathetic concern for suffering
18. confidentiality keeping shared information private
19. consent permission or agreement
20. cope manage difficulties successfully
21. counseling professional emotional guidance
22. crisis time of intense difficulty
23. de-escalate reduce intensity of conflict
24. depression persistent low mood
25. disclosure revealing personal information
26. discrimination unfair treatment of people
27. dispatch send emergency help
28. dissociation feeling detached from reality
29. distress extreme anxiety or sorrow
30. documentation written record of interaction
31. emergency serious unexpected dangerous situation
32. empathy understanding another person’s feelings
33. exploitation unfair use of someone
34. fatigue extreme tiredness
35. fear strong unpleasant emotion of danger
36. flashback sudden vivid traumatic memory
37. follow-up later contact after first talk
38. grief deep sorrow after loss
39. guilt feeling responsible for wrongdoing
40. hallucination perception without external cause
41. harassment repeated unwanted troubling behavior
42. harm physical or emotional injury
43. homophobia prejudice against gay people
44. ideation serious thoughts about an act
45. identity who a person is
46. imminent about to happen very soon
47. inclusive welcoming all kinds of people
48. intake initial collection of information
49. intent purpose to do something
50. interpreter person translating spoken language
51. intervene become involved to help
52. language barrier difficulty from different languages
53. lethal capable of causing death
54. listen pay close attention to speaker
55. location place where someone is
56. means available method or tool
57. medication medicine used for treatment
58. neglect failure to provide needed care
59. nonjudgmental not critical or condemning
60. open-ended allowing broad, detailed answers
61. overdose dangerous amount of a drug
62. panic sudden overwhelming fear
63. patience ability to stay calm
64. pause brief stop or break
65. plan detailed intended course of action
66. policy formal rule or guideline
67. presence attentive being with someone
68. pronouns words replacing nouns like names
69. protocol official procedure to follow
70. rapport close and understanding connection
71. reassure comfort and reduce worry
72. referral direction to another service
73. reflect mirror back what was said
74. resilience ability to recover well
75. resource source of help or support
76. respect due regard for someone
77. risk possibility of harm or loss
78. safety freedom from danger or harm
79. self-harm deliberate injury to oneself
80. shame painful feeling of humiliation
81. silence absence of speech or sound
82. stress mental or emotional strain
83. suicidal thinking about ending life
84. summarize state main points briefly
85. supervisor person overseeing the work
86. support help and encouragement
87. survivor person who lived through harm
88. therapy treatment for mental difficulties
89. transphobia prejudice against trans people
90. trauma deep emotional wound
91. trigger something that provokes distress
92. trust confidence in someone’s reliability
93. unconscious not awake or aware
94. unsafe not protected from danger
95. urgent needing immediate attention
96. validate acknowledge feelings as real
97. volunteer person offering unpaid help
98. vulnerable open to emotional harm
99. welfare check safety visit by authorities
100. withdrawal symptoms after stopping a substance
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