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Intervention Process and Strategies Flashcards

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  1. What is the first step in the ARISE® intervention process?

    Answer: The 'First Call' with a concerned person

    The first step in the ARISE® model is 'First Call,' where a concerned family member reaches out for help, initiating the intervention process.

  2. What is the main goal of an ARISE® intervention?

    Answer: Creating a supportive, long-term recovery plan

    The goal of an ARISE® intervention is to engage the individual and family in a structured, collaborative approach to long-term recovery.

  3. Which of the following best describes the ARISE® Invitational Model?

    Answer: A voluntary and structured process

    The ARISE® Invitational Model is a transparent and structured intervention that encourages voluntary participation from the individual struggling with addiction.

  4. What is a key benefit of involving family in the intervention process?

    Answer: It provides a strong support system for recovery

    Family involvement in the intervention process helps create a support system that fosters long-term recovery and accountability.

  5. Which approach is most effective in reducing resistance during an intervention?

    Answer: Using motivational interviewing techniques

    Using motivational interviewing techniques, such as open-ended questions and reflective listening, helps reduce resistance and encourage engagement.

  6. Why is follow-up care essential in the ARISE® intervention process?

    Answer: To reinforce accountability and long-term recovery

    Follow-up care helps ensure ongoing support, reinforces accountability, and promotes long-term recovery success.

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