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CPS Training Test Exam Questions and
Answers 100% Solved | Graded A+
What are the 5 stages of recovery? - ✔✔1- impact of illness
2-life is limited
3-change is possible
4-commitment to change
5-actions for change
What does "impact of illness" look like? - ✔✔the person feels over-
whelmed by the diagnosis and/or symptoms
what are the dangers for "life is limited"? - ✔✔the person is unable or
unwilling to see any possibilities
what are the dangers for "change is possible"? - ✔✔the person may
become too afraid to take risk
what are the dangers for "commitment to change"? - ✔✔the person may
not have support needed to change
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what are the dangers for "action for change"? - ✔✔the person may fear
responsibility and believe he Can't survive without the system
what are the dangers for "impact of illness"? - ✔✔the person begins to
redefine his identity in mental illness terminology.
what does "life is limited" look like? - ✔✔the person gives herself over to
the diagnosis/system
what does "change is possible" look like? - ✔✔the person beginning to
question how limited her life really is
what does "commitment to change" look like? - ✔✔the person has decided
to risk stepping out of their comfort zone
what does "action for change" look like? - ✔✔the person is ready to move
beyond the system.
what is the role of services in "impact of illness"? - ✔✔Reduce the
symptoms and show that there is life after diagnosis
what is the role of services in "life is limited"? - ✔✔Explore and expose the
person to possibilities and rebuild self esteem
what is the role of services in "change is possible"? - ✔✔help the person
explore the cost and benefits of taking the risks
CPS Training Test Exam Questions and
Answers 100% Solved | Graded A+
What are the 5 stages of recovery? - ✔✔1- impact of illness
2-life is limited
3-change is possible
4-commitment to change
5-actions for change
What does "impact of illness" look like? - ✔✔the person feels over-
whelmed by the diagnosis and/or symptoms
what are the dangers for "life is limited"? - ✔✔the person is unable or
unwilling to see any possibilities
what are the dangers for "change is possible"? - ✔✔the person may
become too afraid to take risk
what are the dangers for "commitment to change"? - ✔✔the person may
not have support needed to change
, ©JOSHCLAY 2024/2025. YEAR PUBLISHED 2024.
what are the dangers for "action for change"? - ✔✔the person may fear
responsibility and believe he Can't survive without the system
what are the dangers for "impact of illness"? - ✔✔the person begins to
redefine his identity in mental illness terminology.
what does "life is limited" look like? - ✔✔the person gives herself over to
the diagnosis/system
what does "change is possible" look like? - ✔✔the person beginning to
question how limited her life really is
what does "commitment to change" look like? - ✔✔the person has decided
to risk stepping out of their comfort zone
what does "action for change" look like? - ✔✔the person is ready to move
beyond the system.
what is the role of services in "impact of illness"? - ✔✔Reduce the
symptoms and show that there is life after diagnosis
what is the role of services in "life is limited"? - ✔✔Explore and expose the
person to possibilities and rebuild self esteem
what is the role of services in "change is possible"? - ✔✔help the person
explore the cost and benefits of taking the risks
