Module 1 Topic 1 What is Recovery
Module 1 Topic 2 and 3 Exploring Changes You Would Like to Make in Your Life Part 1and 2
Module 1 Topic 4 Identifying a Personal Recovery Goal and Making Plans to Achieve It
Module 1 Topic 5 Following up on Your Goal and Solving Problems
Module 2 Topic 1 Understanding the Diagnosis Cause, and Course of Mental Illnesses
100

Poetry is an example of what?

Expressing creativity

100

Some examples of this include feeling depressed, down, anxious, nervous, paranoid, or having worrisome thoughts.

What is mental health.

100

When you are setting a goal, should the goal be specific or vague and general?

As specific as you can.

100

Plan steps to carry out the solution is an example of what?

Step of problem solving

100

When symptoms come back or get significantly worse, a person is usually said to have _________ or "returning of symptoms" or an "acute episiode".

What is relapse.

200

Going to the woods, a park, a lake, a ocean is what ?

Connecting with nature.

200

Things you do for fun are called _____________ activities.

What are leisure activities.
200

What goals have you made that are long term or short term goals?

What are your personal recovery goals.
200

Defining the problem is an example of what step of problem solving?

What is step one.
200

What is it called when someone goes back to using after previously quitting?

What is relapse.
300

There is no "correct definition" of what?

What is recovery.

300

Understanding your satisfaction with life is the first step in making change will improve what?

What is recovery.

300

How many weeks should it take to accomplish a short term goal?

What is 6 weeks.

300

Following up on your _________ is very important.

What is goal.

300

How are mental illnesses diagnosed?

Mental illnesses are diagnosed by a mental health professional who conducts a clinic interview.

400

Having friends and family you can do things with and talk to is an example of what?

What is a social support system.

400

Health conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes, and/or arthritis can be caused by poor __________________ health.

What is physical health.

400

Moving into my own apartment or having my children in my life again are examples of what?

Goals set by people in recovery.

400

Encountering _________ is common when working toward your goal.

What is problems.
400

When their mood is normal, people with these symptoms (hallucination, psychotic symptoms, and false beliefs) have this disorder?

What is Schizophrenia spectrum disorder.

500

Meditation, Yoga, and belonging to a church are examples of being in touch with what?

What is spirituality.
500

List 2 areas you might want to change in your life to improve your recovery...

Friendships, family relationships, close relationships, living situations, physical health, leisure, creativity, spiritual, community involvement, mental health, and substance.

500

When you break a short term goal into smaller steps, how long should these small steps take to finish?

What is about 6 days each.

500

Following up on your goal and solving problems. Once you have set your personal recovery it is important to what?

Follow up and track you progress.

500

These 6 factors are believed to contribute to a persons vulnerability...

What are poverty, physical or sexual abuse, neglect, exposure to crime and violence, separation from parent, and mental abuse.

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