Bipolar Disorder
Schizophrenia
Recovery in the Community
Insight
Medication
100

True or False: Mania can make someone feel very energetic and need less sleep.

True

100

What does the word “delusion” mean?
 

(Answer: A strong belief that is not true, even when shown evidence to the contrary)

100

What does “CMH” stand for?

Community Mental Health

100

Noticing changes in sleep, energy, or mood early.
 

Warning signs

100

True or False: If you feel better, you should stop medication.
 

False 

200

What is one trigger that can make bipolar symptoms worse?

Stress, lack of sleep, substance use, stopping medication, etc.

200

Symptoms like low motivation, flat affect, or social withdrawal.
 

Negative Symptoms

200

What is one challenge you think you’ll face in the community, and how could you handle it?

Medication Management (pill organizer, accountability person, attend appointments)

Employment (reach out to my case manager for recourses, start off with a part time job)

200

This is something that happens before symptoms and increases the chance of an episode.
 

 A trigger

200

Taking medication the same way every day is called this.
 

medication adherence/ compliance

300

Name 3 symptoms of Mania

Decreased need for sleep, hyperverbal, Goal-Directed Behavior, Grandiosity, Impulsivity

300

A place to live that provides structure and support.

Group Home

300

Support from people with lived mental health experience.
 

peer support services?

300

Programs that help pay for food each month.
 

SNAP or food assistance?

300

This type of medication is given as a shot instead of a daily pill.
 

a long-acting injectable

400

What is it called when someone feels unusually confident, important, or powerful.
 

Grandiosity

400

What is one challenge people with schizophrenia might face when living in the community?
 

(Answer: Stigma, housing, employment, transportation, maintaining treatment, etc.)

400

What is one common barrier people face when transitioning from the hospital back into the community?

Housing, transportation, stigma, lack of resources, medication management, etc.

400

Learning early warning signs can help prevent these things:

Relapse or Worsening Symptoms

Hospitalization

Crisis situations 

Legal Trouble


400

Taking medication as prescribed helps prevent this.

Relapse

500

What is the difference between Bipolar I and Bipolar II?

Bipolar I includes full mania; Bipolar II includes hypomania and depression.

500

How would you explain schizophrenia to someone who doesn’t know what it is?

(Answer: It’s a mental health condition that affects how a person thinks, feels, and experiences reality. They may hear voices, have unusual beliefs, or feel disconnected, but with treatment and support they can manage it and live meaningful lives.)

500

A program that provides more frequent support for higher needs.

ACT

500

This term describes when a person is unaware they have a mental illness
 

Anosognosia

500

LAIs are usually given this often.
 

every few weeks or monthly