Adopting a Recovery-Oriented Approach for Increasing Social Participation Requires an Attitude

question 8

Multiple Choice

Adopting a recovery-oriented approach for increasing social participation requires an attitude shift for most mental health providers. Which of the following most accurately reflects this shift?

• A) Accepting the mental health provider is the expert in developing interventions for social participation
• B) Accepting that consumers are partners in their own care and should have input in developing interventions for social participation
• C) Accepting that not all consumers require medication to improve social participation
• D) Accepting a directive approach in developing social skills is the most effective way to increase social participation

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