Psychiatric Rehabilitation Principles & Practices Flashcards
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In the psychiatric rehabilitation readiness assessment, 'environmental readiness' evaluates:
Answer: The degree to which the client's current setting supports change
Environmental readiness assesses whether the client's current environment is supportive of or conducive to pursuing rehabilitation goals.
Which of the following is an example of a 'direct skills teaching' intervention in psychiatric rehabilitation?
Answer: Practicing greeting a coworker through role-play in the workplace
Direct skills teaching involves modeling, practice, and feedback in real or simulated environments, such as role-playing workplace interactions.
A CPRP practitioner uses a 'functional assessment' to:
Answer: Identify specific skill strengths and deficits related to the client's rehabilitation goal
Functional assessment identifies the specific skills a client has and those needed to achieve their chosen rehabilitation goal in their preferred environment.
Supported employment in psychiatric rehabilitation differs from traditional vocational rehabilitation primarily because it:
Answer: Places clients in competitive jobs quickly with ongoing supports
Supported employment uses a rapid job placement model with integrated, ongoing supports rather than extended prevocational training.
When a client experiences a psychiatric crisis during rehabilitation, the CPRP practitioner should FIRST:
Answer: Ensure the client's immediate safety and coordinate crisis support
The practitioner's first priority is ensuring safety and coordinating appropriate crisis support, while maintaining the therapeutic relationship.
The psychiatric rehabilitation principle of 'individualization' means that rehabilitation plans must be:
Answer: Tailored to each person's unique goals, strengths, and circumstances
Individualization requires that every rehabilitation plan be uniquely tailored to the specific person's goals, preferences, strengths, and life circumstances.
Which of the following BEST describes 'community integration' as a psychiatric rehabilitation outcome?
Answer: The client lives, works, and socializes in community settings of their choice
Community integration means full participation in community life—housing, employment, and social relationships—in settings chosen by the individual.