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Exam 2
| Answer | Answer |
|---|---|
| What does PEO stand for? | Person, Environment, Occupation |
| What does PEO look at? | How interactions between the person, occupation, and environment determines succes or not. (ex: sporting even-crowd encourages cheering for a specific team) |
| Who was PEO created by? | OT's in Canada to analyze client behavior. |
| What does PEO believe? | all 3 parts are interdependent. The results are greater than the individual parts. |
| What is person in the PEO model? | Believes the person ias a spiritual being and looks at what's important to them, believes they can change over time. |
| What is environment in the PEO model? | People (supportive or not), cultural views, physical environment (ex:where you study) |
| onmentWhat is occupation in the PEO model? | Task |
| PEO's 3 different area's of occupation | Self care, Productivity(ex:study, work),Leisure |
| Occupational fit | The best fit for occupational performance, help all 3 areas work together best |
| How does the PEO model change over time? | Recognizes that the occupational fit changes over time due to changes in all 3 areas of the PEO, which will effect occupational performance. |
| Who Created the PsychoEducation model? | Lillie & Armstrong |
| Not perfect for everyone... | PsychoEducation Model |
| People can learn new ways to do things... | PsychoEducation Model |
| Client is considered to be the student... | PsychoEducation Model |
| Created for people who suffer from co-dependency, alcohol/drug abuse, chronic psycho illness, HIV... | PsychoEducation Model |
| What does PSR stand for? | PsychoSocial Rehabilitation |
| What is the model most used by practitioners who work in the community with people who have psychiatric disabilities? | PsychoSocial Rehabilitation |
| What does PsychoSocial Rehabilitation focus on? | Helping individuals develop skills & access resources needed to increase their capacity to be successful & satisfied in the living, working, learning, & social enivironments of their choice. |
| What does COS stand for? | Consumer Operated Services |
| __________ are community based resources that can address the secondary effects of mental illness through socialization & participation in meaningful activity. | Consumer Operated Services |
| _______________are mostly planned, operated, and evaluated by & for the mental health consumer. | Consumer Operated Services |
| What does ACT stand for? | Assertive Community Treatment |
| What does PACT stand for? | Programs for Assertive Community Treatment |
| What does ACT or PACT provide? | Community-based treatment, rehabilitation, & support services, 24hrs/365days, by a multidisciplinary team. |
| Has barriers that create helplessness & dependency. | Disabling Environment |
| An environment that actively supports the client's choice & decision making regarding recover. | Enabling Environment |
| The notion that the helper and helpee both gain throught the support experience. | "Helper-therapy principle" |
| An employee or staff member at a traditional MH center who has a history of living with mental illness. | Consumer-Provider |
| They provide services to other consumers via COSs & the traditional MH system. | Consumer-Provider |
| Hourly wage needed in order to spend no more than 30% of your income on housing costs. | Living wage |
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