actives of daily living eating ,sleeping, moving, interacting, working

CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS

person has been diagnosed with both a mental health disorder and substance use disorder

mental processes of comprehension, judgement, memory and reasoning

simulations arousal of opposing impulses, desires or motives

present at birth hereditary or genetically determined conditio

awareness of inner and outre enviromennst

approach focused on returning clients to a functioning level after they experience a traumatizing event

deterioration of functional behavior to a worsening of pathological behavior

false belief firmly held despite obvious proof or evidence to the contrary

mental disorder in which there is a deterioration of previously acquired intellectual abilities of sufficient severity to interfere with social and occupational functioning

operating unconsciously used to resolve emotional conflicts and allay anxiety by disavowing thoughts, feelings, wishes needs

feelings of worthlessness, lose of hope

identifying the nature of a specific disorder through examination

to indicate that a person has more then one diagnosis

human services worker develops another relationship with client that is outside their professional one

theoretical models and interventions to deal effectively with clients

strong feeling accompanied by physiological changes

enables one person to feel with and for another person and understand their experiences and feelings

range of therapeutic activities to put client in charge of their life

exaggerated feeling of well being and contentment

exaggerated belief or claims of ones importance or idenity

GENERALIST HUMAN SERVICES MODEL

theoretical models and approaches to assist clients

a sensory perception in the absence of an actual external stimulus

policies programs and practices aimed at reducing the harm from illegal drug and alcohol use rather than entirely focusing on abstaining entirely from drug or alcohol use

approach that considers clients in their entirety including biological, psychological and social needs

sudden action without thinking of the consequences of the action

a checking or preventing without thinking of the expression of impulses or desires

Self- understanding; the extent of a persons understanding of the origin, nature, and mechanisms of his or her own attitudes and behaviors

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HS&BH VOCAB

Term	Definition
ACUTE	recently occurring, sudden,
CHRONIC	long term, re occurring
ADL	actives of daily living eating ,sleeping, moving, interacting, working
CLIENT/CONSUMER	person receives human service
CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS	person has been diagnosed with both a mental health disorder and substance use disorder
COGNITIVE	mental processes of comprehension, judgement, memory and reasoning
CONFLICT	simulations arousal of opposing impulses, desires or motives
CONGENITAL	present at birth hereditary or genetically determined conditio
COSCIOUSNESS	awareness of inner and outre enviromennst
CRISIS INTERVENTION	approach focused on returning clients to a functioning level after they experience a traumatizing event
DECOPENSATION	deterioration of functional behavior to a worsening of pathological behavior
DELUSION	false belief firmly held despite obvious proof or evidence to the contrary
DEMENTIA	mental disorder in which there is a deterioration of previously acquired intellectual abilities of sufficient severity to interfere with social and occupational functioning
DENIAL	operating unconsciously used to resolve emotional conflicts and allay anxiety by disavowing thoughts, feelings, wishes needs
DEPRESSION	feelings of worthlessness, lose of hope
DIAGNOSIS	identifying the nature of a specific disorder through examination
DUAL DIAGNOSIS	to indicate that a person has more then one diagnosis
DUAL RELATIONSHIP	human services worker develops another relationship with client that is outside their professional one
ECLECTIC	theoretical models and interventions to deal effectively with clients
EMOTION	strong feeling accompanied by physiological changes
EMPATHY	enables one person to feel with and for another person and understand their experiences and feelings
EMPOWERMENT	range of therapeutic activities to put client in charge of their life
EUPHORIA	exaggerated feeling of well being and contentment
GRANDIOSE	exaggerated belief or claims of ones importance or idenity
GENERALIST HUMAN SERVICES MODEL	theoretical models and approaches to assist clients
HALLUCINATION	a sensory perception in the absence of an actual external stimulus
HARM REDUCTION	policies programs and practices aimed at reducing the harm from illegal drug and alcohol use rather than entirely focusing on abstaining entirely from drug or alcohol use
HOLISTIC	approach that considers clients in their entirety including biological, psychological and social needs
IMPULSIVE	sudden action without thinking of the consequences of the action
INHIBITION	a checking or preventing without thinking of the expression of impulses or desires
INSIGHT	Self- understanding; the extent of a persons understanding of the origin, nature, and mechanisms of his or her own attitudes and behaviors

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