MISSOURICB PEER SPECIALIST TEST PREPARATION
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Recovery correct answers a process of change through which individuals improve their health
and wellness, live a self-directed life, and strive to reach their full potential.
Hope correct answers the belief that one has both the ability and the opportunity to engage in the
recovery process.
Treatment Goal correct answers clinical and usually set by treatment team.
Recovery Goal correct answers Non-clinical and self directed
5 Stages in Recovery correct answers Impact Of Illness
Life Is Limited
Change Is Possible
Commitment To Change
Actions For Change
Impact of Illness - feeling correct answers "Overwhelmed"
Life Is Limited - feeling correct answers "Given Into"
Change Is Possible - feeling correct answers "Questioning"
Commitment to Change - feeling correct answers "Challenging"
Actions For Change - feeling correct answers "Moving Beyond"
Disabling Power of a Behavioral Health Disorder correct answers Stigma
Symptoms/triggers
Side effects
Self Image
5 Stages of recovery: Dangers
Impact of illness stage correct answers Question of Identity
How will I define myself on the other side of being diagnosed?
5 Stages of recovery: Dangers
Life is limited correct answers Question of Possibility
How will I relate to possibilities when I have redefined myself as 'mentally ill'?
5 Stages of recovery: Dangers
Change is possible correct answers Question of Risk
How will I relate to the need to risk if I am going to change?
, 5 Stages of recovery: Dangers
Commitment to Change correct answers Question of Support
How will I get the supports that I need?
5 Stages of recovery: Dangers
Actions to Change correct answers Question of Responsibility
Will I be able to take on the necessary responsibilities?
Five Stages in the Change Process correct answers Precontemplation
Contemplation
Preparation
Action
Maintenance
Stage in the Change Process - Precontemplation correct answers The peer is not yet considering
change or is unwilling or unable to change.
Stage in the Change Process - Contemplation correct answers The peer sees the possibility of
change, but is ambivalent or uncertain
Stage in the Change Process - Preparation correct answers The peer is committed to change but
is still considering what to do.
Stage in the Change Process - Action correct answers The peer is taking steps toward change but
has not stabilized in the change process.
Stage in the Change Process - Maintenance correct answers The peer has achieved a goal or
goals and is working to maintain change.
When Using Effective Listening, Listen For: correct answers 1. Goals (what they believe would
make their life better)
2. Barriers (beliefs that a person believes about themselves and their current situation)
3. Self-Image (why they believe they can't have that life)
The 3 characteristics of Good Questions correct answers 1. Open-Ended and Honest
2. Come from a place of Deep
Attentiveness
3. Help peer get in touch with their "inner truth"
What are the four components needed to tell your recovery story? correct answers •What you
overcame...
•What you learned...
•What you gained...
•What are you doing now to keep your goal?
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Recovery correct answers a process of change through which individuals improve their health
and wellness, live a self-directed life, and strive to reach their full potential.
Hope correct answers the belief that one has both the ability and the opportunity to engage in the
recovery process.
Treatment Goal correct answers clinical and usually set by treatment team.
Recovery Goal correct answers Non-clinical and self directed
5 Stages in Recovery correct answers Impact Of Illness
Life Is Limited
Change Is Possible
Commitment To Change
Actions For Change
Impact of Illness - feeling correct answers "Overwhelmed"
Life Is Limited - feeling correct answers "Given Into"
Change Is Possible - feeling correct answers "Questioning"
Commitment to Change - feeling correct answers "Challenging"
Actions For Change - feeling correct answers "Moving Beyond"
Disabling Power of a Behavioral Health Disorder correct answers Stigma
Symptoms/triggers
Side effects
Self Image
5 Stages of recovery: Dangers
Impact of illness stage correct answers Question of Identity
How will I define myself on the other side of being diagnosed?
5 Stages of recovery: Dangers
Life is limited correct answers Question of Possibility
How will I relate to possibilities when I have redefined myself as 'mentally ill'?
5 Stages of recovery: Dangers
Change is possible correct answers Question of Risk
How will I relate to the need to risk if I am going to change?
, 5 Stages of recovery: Dangers
Commitment to Change correct answers Question of Support
How will I get the supports that I need?
5 Stages of recovery: Dangers
Actions to Change correct answers Question of Responsibility
Will I be able to take on the necessary responsibilities?
Five Stages in the Change Process correct answers Precontemplation
Contemplation
Preparation
Action
Maintenance
Stage in the Change Process - Precontemplation correct answers The peer is not yet considering
change or is unwilling or unable to change.
Stage in the Change Process - Contemplation correct answers The peer sees the possibility of
change, but is ambivalent or uncertain
Stage in the Change Process - Preparation correct answers The peer is committed to change but
is still considering what to do.
Stage in the Change Process - Action correct answers The peer is taking steps toward change but
has not stabilized in the change process.
Stage in the Change Process - Maintenance correct answers The peer has achieved a goal or
goals and is working to maintain change.
When Using Effective Listening, Listen For: correct answers 1. Goals (what they believe would
make their life better)
2. Barriers (beliefs that a person believes about themselves and their current situation)
3. Self-Image (why they believe they can't have that life)
The 3 characteristics of Good Questions correct answers 1. Open-Ended and Honest
2. Come from a place of Deep
Attentiveness
3. Help peer get in touch with their "inner truth"
What are the four components needed to tell your recovery story? correct answers •What you
overcame...
•What you learned...
•What you gained...
•What are you doing now to keep your goal?
