CBHCM Recovery-Oriented Care and Wellness Flashcards
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Which of the following is an example of a natural support in recovery planning?
Answer: Family members and friends
Natural supports include family, friends, and community members who provide informal assistance outside of formal service systems.
What is 'self-determination' in the context of behavioral health recovery?
Answer: The client's right to make choices about their own care
Self-determination means clients have the right and responsibility to direct their own care and make decisions about their recovery.
Which evidence-based practice focuses on helping clients achieve personal recovery goals within community settings?
Answer: Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)
Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) is an evidence-based practice that provides intensive, community-based support to help clients achieve personal recovery goals.
The Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) was developed by whom?
Answer: Mary Ellen Copeland
Mary Ellen Copeland, a mental health advocate with lived experience, developed WRAP as a self-management and recovery tool.
What does 'trauma-informed care' require of behavioral health case managers?
Answer: Understanding trauma's impact and avoiding retraumatization
Trauma-informed care requires recognizing the widespread impact of trauma and integrating this knowledge to avoid retraumatization in service delivery.
Which is a key indicator of successful recovery-oriented services?
Answer: Meaningful community participation and quality of life
Successful recovery-oriented services are measured by clients achieving meaningful participation in community life and improved quality of life, not just symptom reduction.