CIP CIP Intervention Models & Techniques

Question 1

The Johnson Intervention Model is characterized by:

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A structured, confrontational approach using a rehearsed team of concerned persons

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A gradual, non-confrontational invitation process

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Individual therapy sessions before any family meeting

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A motivational interviewing framework with no confrontation

Question 2

The ARISE Intervention Model differs from the Johnson Model primarily in that ARISE:

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Involves the client in the process from the very beginning

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Uses a larger team of concerned persons

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Focuses exclusively on adolescent populations

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Requires anonymous reporting before the client is contacted

Question 3

Motivational Interviewing (MI) contributes to CIP practice primarily by:

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Providing techniques that honor client autonomy and resolve ambivalence about change

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Replacing the need for family involvement in interventions

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Offering a rapid confrontation method for highly resistant clients

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Providing a diagnostic framework for substance use severity

Question 4

In the Systemic Family Intervention approach, the substance use problem is viewed as:

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A symptom of dysfunctional family system patterns that maintain the disorder

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Solely the individual client's responsibility to address

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A disease that affects only the identified patient

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A crisis requiring immediate separation from family influences

Question 5

A 'concerned persons' group in intervention practice refers to:

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The team of family, friends, and colleagues assembled to participate in the intervention

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A peer support group for family members of people with addiction

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The clinical team at the treatment facility

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A professional consultation group of CIPs reviewing a case

Question 6

When selecting concerned persons to participate in an intervention, the CIP should AVOID including:

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Anyone who is actively using substances or cannot commit to following through on consequences

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The client's adult children if they are emotionally supportive

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Professional colleagues who have documented performance concerns

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Friends who have known the client for less than five years