CBHCM CBHCM Recovery-Oriented Care and Wellness

Question 1

What is the central principle of recovery-oriented care in behavioral health?

Accepted Answer

Person-centered, self-directed process of change

Answer

Recovery-oriented care emphasizes a person-centered, self-directed process of change toward a meaningful and satisfying life.

Question 2

Which document is typically used to guide a client's personal recovery journey in behavioral health case management?

Accepted Answer

Individual Recovery Plan (IRP)

Answer

An Individual Recovery Plan (IRP) is a personalized roadmap that outlines the client's goals, strengths, and steps toward recovery.

Question 3

The SAMHSA framework identifies how many dimensions of wellness?

Accepted Answer

8

Answer

SAMHSA identifies 8 dimensions of wellness: emotional, spiritual, intellectual, physical, environmental, financial, occupational, and social.

Question 4

What does 'peer support' mean in recovery-oriented behavioral health care?

Accepted Answer

Mutual support between individuals with lived experience

Answer

Peer support involves mutual assistance between individuals who share lived experience of mental health or substance use challenges.

Question 5

Which approach best describes 'strengths-based' case management?

Accepted Answer

Building on client's existing capacities and resources

Answer

Strengths-based case management identifies and builds upon a client's inherent strengths, skills, and resources to support recovery.

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