Name the Key Concept
Key Concepts Broken Down
Parts of WRAP
WRAP Misc 1
WRAP Misc 2
100

A person joins a support group and learns new coping skills.

Education

100

We are experts of _____.

Ourselves

100

Safe, free/cheap, non-invasive way of coping.

Wellness Tools

100

Is there criteria to define a crisis? 

No. A crisis may look different for everyone. 

100

What does WRAP stand for? 

Wellness Recovery Action Plan

200

A person asks their therapist for a different treatment option.

Self-Advocacy 

200

Describe a peer supporter 

A mutual relationship/an equal 

200

What section of WRAP should I list people I need to thank for their support?

Post-Crisis plan

200

Give 3 examples of support-related wellness tools

....

200

Who could benefit creating a WRAP?

Anyone

300

A person believes life can improve despite current challenges.

Hope

300

What is the most valuable thing a supporter can do?

Listen

300

Includes things I need to do everyday to stay well.

Daily Plan

300

When should you write your crisis plan?

When you are well

300

Who created WRAP?

Mary Ellen Copeland

400

A person starts taking steps to improve sleep and nutrition.

Personal Responsibility

400

What are the 5 Key Concepts of WRAP?

Hope, Personal Responsibility, Education, Self-Advocacy and Support

400

Which section of the WRAP plan should things start to become very specific with fewer options?

When Things Are Breaking Down or Getting Much Worse

400

Name at least one of the "Wellness Recovery Topics" covered in the WRAP presentation? (there are 5)

Self-Esteem, Changing Negative Thoughts to Positive Ones, Peer Support, Lifestyle Issues/Healthy Living, and Motivation.

400

True or False: After taking WRAP 1 (this training) I can help others create their own WRAP plan 

Technically... False.

500

A person calls a trusted friend when struggling.

Support

500

In WRAP, hope means ______.

Believing we can get well, stay well, and live the life we want.

500

What are the three parts of the Daily Plan?

  • What I'm like when I'm well
  • Things I need to do every day
  • Things I might need to do
500

What is the difference between a Trigger and an Early Warning Sign?

Trigger = external event.
Early Warning Sign = internal change.

500

Why should you have a personal WRAP plan as a peer worker?

- We are supporting others while also managing our own wellness.
- WRAP helps us stay grounded and recognize when WE need support.
- We model recovery principles in practice.
- Helps to prevent burnout  
- Any other acceptable answer :)