CRS Recovery Planning & Case Management 5

Question 1

Which tool is commonly used to assess a client's level of functioning across multiple life domains to inform recovery planning?

Accepted Answer

Global Assessment of Functioning (GAF)

Answer

The GAF provides a single score rating overall psychological, social, and occupational functioning, which informs the comprehensiveness of a recovery plan.

Question 2

A client in recovery expresses a desire to pursue employment but has a significant criminal record. The case manager's role is to:

Accepted Answer

Connect the client to reentry employment programs and advocate for their opportunities

Answer

Advocacy and connecting clients to reentry-friendly employment resources is a core case management function that supports community reintegration.

Question 3

The concept of 'recovery capital' refers to:

Accepted Answer

The sum of internal and external resources a person draws upon to initiate and sustain recovery

Answer

Recovery capital encompasses personal strengths, social supports, housing, employment, and community resources that support and sustain recovery.

Question 4

When should a case manager conduct a reassessment of a client's recovery plan?

Accepted Answer

At fixed intervals and whenever a significant life change occurs

Answer

Plans should be reassessed at regular intervals and after significant events such as relapse, housing change, or legal issues to keep the plan relevant.

Question 5

Which of the following best describes 'natural supports' in the context of recovery planning?

Accepted Answer

Informal relationships such as family, friends, faith communities, and neighbors

Answer

Natural supports are unpaid, informal connections in a person's life — family, friends, and community members — that provide ongoing encouragement and accountability.

(CRS) Certified Recovery Specialist Practice Test

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CRS Recovery Planning & Case Management 5