PEER RECOVERY PRACTICE EXAM
2025 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
When developing a recovery/wellness plan, include: - ANS Recovery and/or wellness plans
help plan for immediate needs, anticipate triggers, identify supporters, and set short and long
term goals.
Advocacy is intended to: - ANS One major role of a peer providing recovery support is to
advocate for the peer, protect rights, and reduce stigma impact on recovery.
SAMHSA's four major dimensions of recovery are: - ANS Health, Home, Purpose, Community.
Stigma can be defined as: - ANS Stigma includes negative attitudes leading to fear, rejection,
discrimination, social exclusion, and unequal access to resources.
Boundary violation includes: - ANS Not exchanging money, gifts, or services, not dating or
socializing, and not sharing personal contact information.
A peer providing recovery support is: - ANS Individual with lived experience, completed
training, serve as mentors, advocates, and participate in professional education.
Professional development is: - ANS Continuous acquisition of knowledge and skills related to
one's profession, job responsibilities, or work environment.
Role of peer recovery support includes: - ANS Advocating for the recovery movement, peer,
and protecting peer's rights.
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2025 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
When developing a recovery/wellness plan, include: - ANS Recovery and/or wellness plans
help plan for immediate needs, anticipate triggers, identify supporters, and set short and long
term goals.
Advocacy is intended to: - ANS One major role of a peer providing recovery support is to
advocate for the peer, protect rights, and reduce stigma impact on recovery.
SAMHSA's four major dimensions of recovery are: - ANS Health, Home, Purpose, Community.
Stigma can be defined as: - ANS Stigma includes negative attitudes leading to fear, rejection,
discrimination, social exclusion, and unequal access to resources.
Boundary violation includes: - ANS Not exchanging money, gifts, or services, not dating or
socializing, and not sharing personal contact information.
A peer providing recovery support is: - ANS Individual with lived experience, completed
training, serve as mentors, advocates, and participate in professional education.
Professional development is: - ANS Continuous acquisition of knowledge and skills related to
one's profession, job responsibilities, or work environment.
Role of peer recovery support includes: - ANS Advocating for the recovery movement, peer,
and protecting peer's rights.
1 Copyright ©2025 FYNDLAY ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
