History
The 1960s act that 'freed the people"
What is CMHA Community Mental Health Center's Act
The theoretical perspective that gives awareness of basic needs first
Maslow's Hierarchy of needs
The degree one adopts (new) mainstream culture; there is a range from low to high
What is acculturation
The single best predictor of future violence
Regarding perception, the event holds little or not personal significance for the individual
What is irrelevant
The recovery model is a lifelong process that is achieved utilizing _________ interventions
What is holistic
5+ domains of assessment on the mental health continuum
1. Behavior
2. Appearance
3. Mood/Affect
4. Perception
5. Cognition/content of thoughts
6. Attention level
7. Judgment/insight level
The process of taking in values/practices of dominant/non familial culture. Increasing this leads to high acculturation
What is assimilation
Regarding perception, the event may hold potential for growth ie "this is not good now but will this event possibly help me in new ways?"
What is challenging
This type of intervention is "services aimed at reducing the incidence of mental disorders within the population." It is considered the 1st ine of defense to help people. Examples are stress reduction, patient/family education, identifying high risk patients.
What is primary intervention
the process of (re)learning and maintaining the norms of one's original/indigenous culture
What is enculturation
Anxiety level when perceptual field narrow, shuts out peripheral but can focus with direction' SNS increasing, speech pressured, muscle tension noted, may resort to defense mechanisms unconsciously at this point
What is moderate anxiety
The level of intervention that is aimed at minimizing early symptoms of psychiatric illness and directed toward reducing the prevalence and duration of the illness" is __________ intervention. Occurs with short term hospitalization or short term counseling
What is secondary or restorative
The belief in one's superiority over other cultures
What is ethnocentrism
This level of intervention is 'services directed at reducing the residual defects associated with sever and persistent mental illness.' Examples are half-way houses, support groups, vocational training.
What is tertiary or rehabilitative
Stereotype