CRS Recovery Planning & Case Management 4

Question 1

Which level of care is typically recommended when a person's recovery environment is highly unstable and poses significant risk of relapse?

Accepted Answer

Residential treatment

Answer

Residential treatment provides a structured, 24-hour environment appropriate when the home or community setting presents high relapse risk.

Question 2

Motivational Interviewing (MI) is incorporated into recovery planning primarily to:

Accepted Answer

Explore and strengthen the individual's own motivation for change

Answer

MI is a collaborative, person-centered approach that elicits and strengthens intrinsic motivation by exploring the individual's own reasons for change.

Question 3

In recovery-oriented systems of care (ROSC), which concept describes the idea that recovery can look different for each person?

Accepted Answer

Individualized recovery journey

Answer

ROSC recognizes that recovery is self-directed and that each person's path, timeline, and definition of recovery are unique.

Question 4

A case manager discovers that a client has not followed through on a referral to a housing program. The most appropriate next step is to:

Accepted Answer

Explore barriers to following through and problem-solve collaboratively

Answer

Exploring barriers collaboratively respects the client's autonomy while maintaining engagement and addressing practical or motivational obstacles.

Question 5

The purpose of a 'relapse prevention plan' within a recovery plan is to:

Accepted Answer

Identify triggers, coping strategies, and steps to take if relapse occurs

Answer

A relapse prevention plan proactively identifies personal triggers, coping tools, and action steps to minimize harm if a lapse or relapse occurs.

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CRS Recovery Planning & Case Management 4