Acronyms
Team Roles 1
Clinical Terms
Team Roles 2
Stages of Change
100

This is what CSC stands for. 

What is Coordinated Specialty Care?

100

These two roles use lived experience to connect with clients.

What are Peer Support Specialists and Family Support Specialists?

100

This happens when an individual feels something happening physically to them that cannot be seen or proven through medical tests (ex. spiders crawling on their skin). 

What are somatic hallucinations?

100

This role is in charge of initiating and maintaining care coordination with jails when a client is incarcerated. 

Who is the Case Manager?

100

During this stage, the individual is in denial that there is a challenge/problem. 

What is the precontemplation stage?

200

This is what DUP stands for. 

What is Duration of Untreated Psychosis?

200

This role helps clients learn independent living skills. 

Who is the Mental health skill builder?

200

This refers to when an individual smells something that is not there. 

What are olfactory hallucinations?

200
This role is responsible for managing and overseeing the FEP team. 

Who is the supervisor?

200

During this stage, the individual is actively taking steps toward change. 

What is the action stage?

300
This is what ADL's stands for. 

What is Activities of Daily Living?

300

This person is in charge of care coordination with the hospital when a client is hospitalized. 

Who is the therapist?

300

This type of speech occurs when an individual moves away from the original topic without returning to the question or point. 

What is tangential speech?
300

This role is responsible for providing support for caregivers. 

Who is the Family Support Specialist?

300

During this stage, the individual has sustained positive change for some time. 

What is the maintenance stage?
400

This is what SI stands for. 

What is suicidal ideation?

400

This role is in charge of scheduling onboardings, groups, and meetings related to FEP.

Who is the administrative specialist?

400

These symptoms describe when an individual demonstrates reductions in typical emotional expression, motivation, speech, pleasure, or social engagement. 

What are negative symptoms?

400

This role is responsible for linking clients with employment and educational opportunities. 

Who is the Supportive Employment and Education Specialist?

400

The individual has decided to make a change and is beginning to plan steps they will take. 

What is the preparation stage?

500

This is what MSE stands for.

What is mental status exam?
500

This role is responsible for monitoring participant engagement, caseloads, service utilization, treatment progress, and barriers to care.

Who is the Team Lead?

500

This happens when there is a sudden interruption in a person's train of thought. 

What is thought blocking?

500

This role utilizes evidenced-based techniques to provide effective interventions to support clients in understanding their diagnosis, identifying triggers, and exploring coping techniques. 

What is the therapist?

500

During this stage, the individual recognizes there is a problem, but is unsure about making a change or how to make a change. 

What is the precontemplation stage?
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