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CPRP Practice Questions
Certified Psychiatric Rehabilitation Practitioner
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After determining that the individual is ready for rehabilitation, which of the following is the next best step?
What is the MOST critical component to successful implementation of the Illness Management and Recovery model?
Which of the following strategies is most important for practitioners to use in order to help individuals move forward?
An individual, who has been diagnosed with both mental illness and substance abuse, does not believe his substance abuse is a problem. He understands that others feel that it is a problem, but he has no intention of changing his behavior. This individual is in what stage of change?
Which of the following is an indicator of higher levels of recovery for individuals?
One of the most devastating and feared mental illnesses within society, affecting 1% of the population, is:
A best practice of practitioners in permanent supported housing programs is
An individual's treatment team is divided regarding her decision to work a full-time job. Part of the team is supportive of the idea. Others feel that the stress will be too much and will cause her to become symptomatic. The IPS model of supported employment would encourage the practitioner to assist her with
When working with an individual who has both substance abuse issues and a mood disorder, the practitioner has determined that the individual is in the pre-contemplative stage of change in regard to his substance use. The practitioner’s interventions should focus on
