Recovery Model & Wellness
The SAMHSA recovery principle that allows clients to choose their own recovery path.
What is self-direction?
This MOHO construct includes values, interests, and personal causation.
What is Volition?
This service model provides intensive community treatment, home visits, and medication support.
What is Assertive Community Treatment?
The three E's of trauma are Event, Experience, and this.
What is Effect?
This federal law guarantees special education services for children with disabilities, and this part of the law addresses services for school aged children.
What is IDEA part B
According to the Recovery Model, recovery can occur through this concept, meaning there is no single right path to wellness.
What are many pathways to recovery?
A client becomes overwhelmed in crowded environments, wears noise-canceling headphones, and avoids busy grocery stores. Which model would best guide assessment and intervention?
What is Dunn's Sensory Processing Model/FOR?
What is the Work-Ordered Day?
The first "R" of Trauma-Informed Care.
What is Realize?
A school OT develops a classroom-wide emotional regulation lesson and teaches coping strategies to every student in the school. Which tier of intervention is this?
What is Tier 1 (Universal Intervention)?
A client reports poor sleep, social isolation, financial stress, and loss of meaningful work roles. Using SAMHSA's Eight Dimensions of Wellness, identify four wellness dimensions currently being impacted.
What are Physical Wellness, Social Wellness, Financial Wellness, and Occupational Wellness?
A client with social anxiety refuses to attend a community outing because they believe everyone will judge them. What is the MOST appropriate initial intervention using the CBT FOR?
What is identifying and restructuring maladaptive thoughts/cognitive distortions?
This employment model emphasizes rapid placement into competitive jobs followed by ongoing supports.
What is Supported Employment?
This approach focuses on reducing harm associated with substance use rather than requiring immediate abstinence.
What is Harm Reduction?
Returning to criminal behavior after incarceration.
What is Recidivism?
A client wants to return to work but experiences medication side effects, difficulty maintaining friendships, inadequate sleep, and low confidence in managing finances. According to SAMHSA's Eight Dimensions of Wellness, identify at least four dimensions that should be addressed in the intervention plan.
What are Occupational, Social, Physical, Financial (and potentially Emotional) Wellness?
A client frequently misses group treatment sessions. The OT develops a reward system in which attendance earns points that can be exchanged for preferred privileges. Which intervention strategy is being used?
What is positive reinforcement?
A college student with first-episode psychosis wants to remain in school and preserve educational participation. Which setting is most appropriate?
What is an Early Psychosis Program?
Peer support differs from traditional mental health services because it is based on this.
What is lived experience (experiential knowledge)?
This process redirects individuals away from the criminal justice system before formal court processing.
What is Diversion?
A therapist focuses primarily on symptom reduction and medication compliance. Another therapist emphasizes client choice, strengths, meaningful occupations, community participation, and wellness. Which therapist is practicing from the Recovery Model and why?
What is the second therapist, because recovery-oriented practice is person-driven, strengths-based, holistic, focused on participation, wellness, and meaningful occupations rather than symptom reduction alone.
A client becomes overwhelmed in grocery stores due to sensory sensitivity and subsequently avoids shopping. Using Dunn's Sensory Processing Model, what is the MOST appropriate OT intervention?
What is modifying the environment and developing sensory coping strategies (e.g., shopping during less busy times, noise-canceling headphones, online ordering)?
A client has completed inpatient hospitalization but still requires structured treatment several days per week to prevent relapse and avoid rehospitalization. Which program would be MOST appropriate: Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) or Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), and why?
What is PHP, because it provides a higher intensity level of care and more treatment hours per week than an IOP?
A client who experienced multiple adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) reports hypervigilance, avoidance of crowded places, sleep disturbances, and an exaggerated startle response. Using a trauma-informed approach, what should be the OT's FIRST priority when planning intervention?
What is establishing physical and emotional safety?
A person has been unable to participate in work, education, and community life for years because of institutionalization despite wanting to participate. What occupational justice concept best describes this?
What is Occupational Deprivation?