The Hybrid model is a problem exploration task that involves discussing the client's feelings and crisis from their perspective. The model evaluates various aspects such as the client's needs, feelings, and measures the importance of 'what', 'when', 'who', 'where', and 'why' questions. It also provides logistical, social, psychological, and informational support to clients going through a crisis. The model consists of five tasks: problem exploration, providing support, examining alternatives, planning to re-establish control, and obtaining commitment. Finally, the task involves following up with clients to ensure that any upcoming difficulties can be identified and solved in a timely manner.