CERTIFIED PEER SPECIALIST TESTS
COMPILATION BUNDLE 2026 EXAMS SET
QUESTIONS COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
DETAILED PRACTICE COMPILATION
GRADED A+
⩥ From Disease/Disability.
Answer: To Wellness/Strengths
⩥ From What's Wrong.
Answer: To What's Strong
⩥ From Staff-Driven.
Answer: To Client-Driven
⩥ From Mental Health.
Answer: To Whole Health
⩥ From Social Separation.
Answer: To Social Integration
,⩥ From Compliance to a Plan.
Answer: To Engagement in a Process
⩥ From Dependence.
Answer: To Interdependence
⩥ People cannot recover.
Answer: The belief in recovery prior to the 1980s
⩥ People can and do recover.
Answer: Around 1980, people began to believe this about recovery
⩥ System can support recovery.
Answer: 2003, The President's New Freedom Commission Report on
Mental Health was issued, stating this.
⩥ Recovery initiatives involve the whole process.
Answer: After 2006, the National Association of State Mental Health
Program Directors (NASMPD) Medical Directors Council
recommended that states implement a standard set of health indicators to
be recorded and used for the clinical care of each person served.
, ⩥ The National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors
(NASMPD) issued a report entitled Morbidity and Mortality in People
with Serious Mental Illness in 2006 stating this..
Answer: People with serious mental illness served by the public mental
health system die, on average, 25 years earlier than the general
population.
⩥ Dr. William Anthony.
Answer: 3 things played a key role in enabling the belief that people can
and do recover: the writings of consumers moving on with their lives,
longitudinal research of people like Dr. Courtney Harding and the
emergence of the philosophy of psychosocial rehabilitation.
⩥ The decade of recovery, according to Dr. William Anthony.
Answer: The 90s
⩥ Statement from the President's New Freedom Commission Report on
Mental Health.
Answer: We envision a time when everyone diagnosed with a mental
illness will recover. [but there is work to be done!]
⩥ Stabilization and Maintenance Beliefs.
Answer: More than likely an illness would get progressively worse. The
best you could expect was to get people stabilized and then maintain
them as best you could in supervised environments.
COMPILATION BUNDLE 2026 EXAMS SET
QUESTIONS COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
DETAILED PRACTICE COMPILATION
GRADED A+
⩥ From Disease/Disability.
Answer: To Wellness/Strengths
⩥ From What's Wrong.
Answer: To What's Strong
⩥ From Staff-Driven.
Answer: To Client-Driven
⩥ From Mental Health.
Answer: To Whole Health
⩥ From Social Separation.
Answer: To Social Integration
,⩥ From Compliance to a Plan.
Answer: To Engagement in a Process
⩥ From Dependence.
Answer: To Interdependence
⩥ People cannot recover.
Answer: The belief in recovery prior to the 1980s
⩥ People can and do recover.
Answer: Around 1980, people began to believe this about recovery
⩥ System can support recovery.
Answer: 2003, The President's New Freedom Commission Report on
Mental Health was issued, stating this.
⩥ Recovery initiatives involve the whole process.
Answer: After 2006, the National Association of State Mental Health
Program Directors (NASMPD) Medical Directors Council
recommended that states implement a standard set of health indicators to
be recorded and used for the clinical care of each person served.
, ⩥ The National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors
(NASMPD) issued a report entitled Morbidity and Mortality in People
with Serious Mental Illness in 2006 stating this..
Answer: People with serious mental illness served by the public mental
health system die, on average, 25 years earlier than the general
population.
⩥ Dr. William Anthony.
Answer: 3 things played a key role in enabling the belief that people can
and do recover: the writings of consumers moving on with their lives,
longitudinal research of people like Dr. Courtney Harding and the
emergence of the philosophy of psychosocial rehabilitation.
⩥ The decade of recovery, according to Dr. William Anthony.
Answer: The 90s
⩥ Statement from the President's New Freedom Commission Report on
Mental Health.
Answer: We envision a time when everyone diagnosed with a mental
illness will recover. [but there is work to be done!]
⩥ Stabilization and Maintenance Beliefs.
Answer: More than likely an illness would get progressively worse. The
best you could expect was to get people stabilized and then maintain
them as best you could in supervised environments.
