About Us
Welcome to Crisis Linguistics
Photo: Bengt Gabrielsen
In the photos: (Somsagt), (Somsagt) · Photo: Bengt Gabrielsen
Crisis Linguistics
Experience the same effective techniques used in emergency calls to the 113 emergency number. Achieve better outcomes and ensure exceptional client experiences with our innovative communication solutions.
Out vision
Our vision is to transform how employees think, feel, and act in their professional roles. We provide specialized training in conversation skills to achieve better communication outcomes, regardless of the industry.
Our scalable programs are based on solid research traditions and are adaptable to meet the needs of diverse work environments.
In the photo: (Somsagt) · Photo: Morten Qvale
Meet the team
Bård
Fossli Jensen
CEO, paediatrician, PhD in medical communication
Elin
Rugnes Andersen
Project manager, MPharm
Morten
Brandt
Senior consultant and speaker
Our History
How it all went
We want our healthcare services to deliver the best medical treatment - with the correct use of resources - at all levels. Training provides skills in helping people in a difficult situation.
Arendalsuka 2026
We gave the audience insight into how the simulator is now used at a 113 emergency dispatch centre – and how the financial sector is adopting the same technology to train employees to meet vulnerable customers facing financial hardship.
2026.
The idea of offering Crisis Linguistics to other industries takes form
The most effective communication skills, offered to other fields where employees meet strong emotions and challenging conversations and situations.
2025.
What they say about us
4.72
out of 5 average score from 148 course evaluations (2025)
«Somsagt delivers the gold standard in communication training for our hospitals.»
Our Collaboration Partners
RescueVoice Pro – research and development
- Norwegian Cardiac Arrest Registry
Collaboration
The research team of the 113 project RescueVoice Pro visiting the emergency medical communication centre in Førde. The project is supported by the Research Council of Norway and led by Somsagt (project leader Bård Fossli Jensen) in collaboration with SoftwareOne, Akershus University Hospital, Oslo University Hospital, OsloMet, the University of Oslo, the Norwegian Cardiac Arrest Registry and emergency medicine specialists.From left: (SoftwareOne), (Somsagt), (Somsagt), (SoftwareOne), (Somsagt), (Ahus), (SoftwareOne), · Photo: Bengt Gabrielsen