CPRP 試験問題を無料オンラインアクセス

A practitioner is working with an individual with a significant early childhood trauma history. The individual believes that the trauma history is a direct result of actions taken in past lives. The BEST course of action for the practitioner would be to

• A.remind her that she had no control over events as a young child.
• B.educate the individual on the potential harm of this thinking.
• C.refer her for therapy to work through self-blaming.
• D.explore with the individual her belief system.

Accurately assessing an individual's feelings as expressed through gestures, mannerisms, and body movements is a component of:

• A.Active listening.
• B.Focusing.
• C.Reframing.
• D.Clarifying values.

An individual with a psychiatric disability has been taking a psychotropic medication that has been effective in reducing the intensity of psychotic symptoms but has caused weight gain and high cholesterol. The individual expresses concern to his practitioner regarding his newly developed medical conditions but feels they are unavoidable. The practitioner's BEST response would be to

• A.express support of the individual's feelings about his medical conditions, but emphasize the positive changes in his mental health.
• B.provide education on metabolic syndrome and discuss how to talk about his concerns with his primary physician and psychiatrist.
• C.remind the individual that he is not alone in dealing with declining physical health and inform him of the prevalence of the issue.
• D.assist the individual in choosing between having a stable mental health status or a good physical health status.

When integrating peer support services into their program, an agency needs to consider potential issues with

• A.medication and symptoms.
• B.absenteeism and utilization of benefits.
• C.power and boundaries.
• D.stigma and confidentiality.

Rehabilitation readiness refers to an individual's

• A.specific skill set.
• B.ability to reach a goal.
• C.desire to set a goal.
• D.functional capacity.