exam 2 (ch 20, 24, 25, 26, 27, 30, 32)

Question 1

recovery

Answer 1

a process of movement toward improvement in health and quality of life

process of change through which individuals: improve their health and wellness, live a self-directed life, and strive to reach their full potential

Question 2

4 dimensions of recovery

Answer 2

health- overcoming one’s disease and living in a healthy way
home- stable and safe place to live
purpose- meaningful daily activities
community- relationships and social networks that provide support, friendship, love, and hope

Question 3

the tidal model

Answer 3

created by nurses, the authors use the power of METAPHOR to engage with the person in distress; the metaphor of water describes how individuals in distress become emotionally, physically, and spiritually shipwrecked.

focus is on the individual’s personal story. where his or her problems first appeared and where any growth, benefit, or recovery will be found

Question 4

tidal model commitments and competencies

Answer 4

value the voice, respect the language, develop genuine curiosity, become the apprentice, use the available toolkit, craft the step beyond, give the gift of time, reveal personal wisdom, know that change is constant, be transparent

Question 5

wellness recovery action plan (WRAP model)

Answer 5

a step-wise process through which an individual is able to monitor and manage distressing symptoms that occur in daily life. individual empowerment comes from self-administration of the plan.

can include a “psych advanced directive”

Question 6

6 steps in the WRAP process

Answer 6

1. developing a wellness toolbox
2. daily maintenance list (divided into 3 parts)
3. triggers (divided into 2 parts)
4. early warning signs (divided into 2 parts)
5. things are breaking down or getting worse (divided into 2 parts)
6. crisis planning (divided into 9 parts)