RI Peer Support Training Final Exam 100% Accurate(RATED A+)

recovery - ANSWER remembering who you are and using your strengths to become all that you were meant to be the five recovery pathways are - ANSWER hope, choice, empowerment, recovery environment, spirituality the empowerment model (six empowering interactions) - ANSWER listen, validate strengths, reflective statements, relating statements and empathy, permission questions, open-ended questions "become the expert by..." - ANSWER "not being the expert" what is a key indicator that someone will begin to consider recovery process - ANSWER recovery enviroment example of person-centered language 1. addict 2. schizophrenic 3. Carl - ANSWER Carl briefly repeating back to a person what you heard is what empowering interaction? - ANSWER reflective statements sharing personal stories of recovery is what empowering interaction? - ANSWER relating statements common open ended questions in peer support are - ANSWER what can I do to support you? what choices do you have? how do you respond to a person if they want information about a person you serve and there is no release of information? - ANSWER "I can not confirm nor deny" fear will never go away as long as I continue to _____ - ANSWER grow examples of blowing off steam - ANSWER cleaning and running code of ethics: work towards establishing ______ _______ _______ that serve the persons needs and preference - ANSWER mutually empowered relationships celebrate recovery - ANSWER substance use recovery group SMART - ANSWER socially based recovery group stages of change - ANSWER precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, maintenance, termination types of abuse - ANSWER physical, spiritual, financial, sexual, psychological taking away a prayer mat from a group home resident is what type of abuse - ANSWER spiritual abuse ways people overcome trauma - ANSWER pushing through fear recognizing and developing our strengths building our resilience overcoming trauma: pushing through _____ - ANSWER fear overcoming trauma: recognizing and developing our ____ - ANSWER strengths overcoming trauma: building our ______ - ANSWER resilience fear truth - ANSWER fear will never go away as long as I continue to grow precontimplation - ANSWER first stage of change: unaware of negative effects of behavior contemplation - ANSWER second stage of change: thinking about changing negative behavior preparation - ANSWER third stage of change: preparing to change behavior something that people do for themselves to manage hearing voices - ANSWER headphones