WRAP
Those who can benefit from this
The intention of the Finding Our Strengths worksheet
What is empowering our peers and building their self esteem?
Misconceptions that cause strong feelings of disapproval
What is stigma?
The order you should follow the action plan
What is nonlinear?
The time frame expected to complete your plan
What is at your own pace?
The four capitals
What is physical, cultural, social and human?
Six steps people can experience in any order when modifying behavior
What are the stages of change?
The two ways to show you are listening
What is verbal and nonverbal?
This is how you should ask about their intentions
What is direct? (Are you thinking about or planning to die by suicide)
Hydrating, getting sufficient sleep, and maintaining hygiene are all examples of this
What is daily maintenance?
The time to use this with our peers
What is often and repeatedly?
The most used conversation tool when working with a peer
What is motivational interviewing?
This is the first thing you should do when someone is experiencing an overdose
What is call 911?
What is asking them to allow you to connect them with a professional?
A legal document that allows you to state your choices for medical care ahead of time
What is an advance directive?
These are the obstacles identified in Recovery Capital
What are barriers and unmet needs?
The amount of time needed to pass before being able to have a personal relationship w a peer
What is two years after leaving NAMI?
The first step when dealing with a crisis situation
What is deescalate the situation?
This is who we would be connecting them with
What is appropriate professional help?
The key concepts
What is hope, personal responsibility, education, self advocacy, and support?
The term Recovery Capital refers to this
What are the internal and external resources individuals have at their disposal to start and sustain recovery?
Things we can NOT provide
What are advice, suggestions, diagnoses, personal belongings, money?
The steps to the action plan
What are assess, approach, listen, give, encourage, and encourage
The amount of time that should be spent with the individual
What is however much time they need to process and regulate?