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	In Psychiatric Rehabilitation there are many terminologies that are used that are specific to the profession some terms are words some are acronyms.		In Psychiatric Rehabilitation there are many terminologies that are used that are specific to the profession some terms are words some are acronyms.

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	'''Behavioral Health''':a profession that has integrated what in the past was formerly termed as mental health and substance abuse treatments		'''Behavioral Health''':a profession that has integrated what in the past was formerly termed as mental health and substance abuse treatments
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	'''Community Integration''':		'''Community Integration''':

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	== Terminology in this book ==		== Terminology in this book ==
			'''Abstinence''':

			'''Abstinence concept of clean and sober''': the traditional substance abuse recovery idea that person should not use drugs (including prescribed medication)

			'''Adaptation''': when a person with a developmental disability learns how to function in their environment

	'''Antipsychiatry''':		'''Antipsychiatry''':
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	'''Advanced Directives''':		'''Advanced Directives''':

	'''Behavioral Health''':		'''Behavioral Health''':a profession that has integrated what in the past was formerly termed as mental health and substance abuse treatments

	'''Community Integration''':		'''Community Integration''':

			'''Co-occurring Disorders''': mental illness with substance abuse

	'''Client-centered therapy''':		'''Client-centered therapy''':
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	'''Disability''': a functional loss due to symptoms of an illness		'''Disability''': a functional loss due to symptoms of an illness

	'''Dual Diagnosis''':		'''Dual Diagnosis''': Formerly meaning mental illness with substance abuse; now applies to developmental disability with mental illness

	'''Earned Income Exclusion''': Earnings that excluded from being calculated as income.		'''Earned Income Exclusion''': Earnings that excluded from being calculated as income.
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	'''Medical Model''':		'''Medical Model''':

	'''Mental Health''':		'''Mental Health''':a profession that provides care for persons with mental illness

	'''Mental Illness''': In order to work towards parity the term psychiatric condition is encouraged as a preference to the term mental illness, however it may be impossible to avoid using the word illness in some circumstances.		'''Mental Illness''': In order to work towards parity the term psychiatric condition is encouraged as a preference to the term mental illness, however it may be impossible to avoid using the word illness in some circumstances.
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	'''Objective Burden''': The actual, specifically identifiable problems associated with a person's psychiatric condition within a family. The cost of economic dependence, disruption of household functioning, restriction of social activities, altered relationships, significant time commitment devoted to care giving. The Objective burden is often more experienced by first tier family members.		'''Objective Burden''': The actual, specifically identifiable problems associated with a person's psychiatric condition within a family. The cost of economic dependence, disruption of household functioning, restriction of social activities, altered relationships, significant time commitment devoted to care giving. The Objective burden is often more experienced by first tier family members.

			Old-timer: a person in recovery for twenty or more years in traditional Anonymous 12-step recovery philosophy

	'''Outcomes''':		'''Outcomes''':
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	'''Prosumer''':		'''Prosumer''':

			'''Psychiatric Condition''': The experience of a medical condition in the brain, of a chemical imbalance

	'''Psychiatric Disability''': A disability as defined by the World Health Organization, an inability to participate or perform at a socially desirable level in such activities as self-care, social relationships, work and situationally appropriate behavior.		'''Psychiatric Disability''': A disability as defined by the World Health Organization, an inability to participate or perform at a socially desirable level in such activities as self-care, social relationships, work and situationally appropriate behavior.

	'''Psychiatric ~~Condition~~''': ~~The experience of a medical condition in the brain~~, ~~of a chemical imbalance~~		'''Psychiatric friendly 12 step groups''': 12 step groups that promote abstinence from illicit substances but are support medication compliance: such as Double Trouble, Dual Diagnosis Anonymous, Recovery Inc etc


	'''Psychiatric Survivor''': some people who have distanced themselves from the term “recovery”		'''Psychiatric Survivor''': some people who have distanced themselves from the term “recovery”
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	'''Recidivism''': Returning to crisis like circumstances or returning to the hospital.		'''Recidivism''': Returning to crisis like circumstances or returning to the hospital.

	'''Recovery''':		'''Recovery''':when a person engages in ‘normal’ or mentally healthy behaviors (see Remission and Adaptation) recovery is an action (there is no one single definition but in contrast to Remission and Adaptation this definition will serve as standard)

	'''Recovery Model''':		'''Recovery Model''':
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	'''Rehabilitation Readiness Assessment''':		'''Rehabilitation Readiness Assessment''':

			Remission: when a person stops engaging in ‘abnormal’ or mental illness behaviors (see difference from Recovery and Adaptation) remission is the cessation of an action

	'''Resource Assessment''': A tool used to determine what resources are needed to assist an individual in in attaining their overall goals.		'''Resource Assessment''': A tool used to determine what resources are needed to assist an individual in in attaining their overall goals.
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	'''Subjective Burden''': The lesser defined problems associated with a person's psychiatric condition; such as emotional responses and attitudes regarding the person with psychiatric disability. These are often associated with second tier family members.		'''Subjective Burden''': The lesser defined problems associated with a person's psychiatric condition; such as emotional responses and attitudes regarding the person with psychiatric disability. These are often associated with second tier family members.

			'''Substance Abuse Treatment''': specifically treatment for substance abuse problems

	'''Supported Employment''': Any program that attempts to integrate a person with a psychiatric condition into employment.		'''Supported Employment''': Any program that attempts to integrate a person with a psychiatric condition into employment.

			Traditional 12 step groups: 12 step groups that are based on the abstinence concept of clean and sober

	'''Transitional Employment''': A program that offers temporary employment in a regular work environment.		'''Transitional Employment''': A program that offers temporary employment in a regular work environment.



	'''Treatment''': Any intervention applied to an illness or disorder, intended on either relieving symptoms or curing the condition.		'''Treatment''': Any intervention applied to an illness or disorder, intended on either relieving symptoms or curing the condition.

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In Psychiatric Rehabilitation there are many terminologies that are used that are specific to the profession some terms are words some are acronyms.

== Terminology in this book ==

'''Antipsychiatry''':

'''Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)''': A full support approach to providing case management, rehabilitation and treatment services.

'''Advanced Directives''':

'''Behavioral Health''':

'''Community Integration''':

'''Client-centered therapy''':

'''Clubhouse''': A place for persons with psychiatric disabilities to congregate for social support, recreation, and to address community living needs and problems.

'''Congregate care''': Any community-based residential site in which groups of residents live together and receive services.

'''Consumer''': A person receiving mental/behavioral health services.

'''Consumer-provider''': A psychiatric rehabilitation service worker who has a history of psychiatric condition, also known as "prosumers"

'''Continuity of Care''': The provision of services over time according to need.

'''Co-occurring Disorder''':

'''Course''': The natural history or sequence of events through out the timespan of an illness or disability.

'''Cultural Blindness''':

'''Direct Service Worker''':

'''Direct Skills Teaching''': A skill development technique based on the educational model of teaching as a treatment

'''Disability''': a functional loss due to symptoms of an illness

'''Dual Diagnosis''':

'''Earned Income Exclusion''': Earnings that excluded from being calculated as income.

'''Empowerment''': defined in various literature as composed of three characteristics; 1. self-esteem and self-efficacy 2. optimism and sense of control over one's own future, a possession of actual power 3. righteous anger and community activism.

'''Etiology''': A cause or origin of a disease.

'''Ex-patient movement''': An organized effort by persons with psychiatric conditions to advocate for civil rights and humane treatment.

'''Expressed Emotion''': Familial psychosocial factors; such as high criticism, hostility and levels of emotional overinvolvement that may contribute to relapse.

'''Extended Period of Eligibility''': A period of time after the trial work period that a worker is still eligible for SSD benefits. EPE may last up to 36 consecutive months.

'''Functional Assessment''': An evaluation of a persons functioning in terms of vocational, self-care and educational skills

'''General Income Exclusion''':

'''Global Assessment''': An overall assessment of an individual in recovery that does not address ability to function in specific environments

'''Goals''':

'''Independent Living Movement''':

'''Institutionalized''':

'''In Vivo''':

'''Job Development''':

'''Liberation''': another position or view on recovery

'''Linear continuum model''': an approach to residential services

'''Medical Model''':

'''Mental Health''':

'''Mental Illness''': In order to work towards parity the term psychiatric condition is encouraged as a preference to the term mental illness, however it may be impossible to avoid using the word illness in some circumstances.

'''Milieu therapy''': Environmental approach

'''Motivational Interviewing''':

'''Multiculturalism''': The study of one's own culture and ethnicity as the basis for understanding and identifying with those of others. Practitioners need to understand own heritage to understand others in the context of their own biases and prejudices.

'''Natural Supports''': Supports provided by people or things present in the environment outside of a persons role of being a client of mental health services.

'''Normalization''':

'''Objective Burden''': The actual, specifically identifiable problems associated with a person's psychiatric condition within a family. The cost of economic dependence, disruption of household functioning, restriction of social activities, altered relationships, significant time commitment devoted to care giving. The Objective burden is often more experienced by first tier family members.

'''Outcomes''':

'''Overall Rehabilitation Goal''':

'''Peer support''':

'''Persons in Recovery''': The preferred term used to describe persons with psychiatric conditions.

'''Political-recovery''': recovery from psychiatry and socio-inequity, institutional reform,

'''Propsychiatry''':

'''Prosumer''':

'''Psychiatric Disability''': A disability as defined by the World Health Organization, an inability to participate or perform at a socially desirable level in such activities as self-care, social relationships, work and situationally appropriate behavior.

'''Psychiatric Condition''': The experience of a medical condition in the brain, of a chemical imbalance

'''Psychiatric Survivor''': some people who have distanced themselves from the term “recovery”

'''Psychosocial Treatments''': Any approach that attempts to effect change through manipulating psychosocial factors

'''Quality of Life''':

'''Rapid Placement''':

'''Recidivism''': Returning to crisis like circumstances or returning to the hospital.

'''Recovery''':

'''Recovery Model''':

'''Rehabilitation''':

'''Readiness Assessment''': A tool used to determine whether a person is ready to engage in the rehabilitation process.

'''Rehabilitation Diagnosis''': The overall goal of the consumer; person in recovery.

'''Rehabilitation Intervention''':

'''Rehabilitation Plan''':

'''Rehabilitation Readiness Assessment''':

'''Resource Assessment''': A tool used to determine what resources are needed to assist an individual in in attaining their overall goals.

'''Relapse''':

'''Role Modeling''':

'''Self-determination''': a value that is based on the belief that individuals have the right to participate in all decisions that affect their own lives, this is closely related to the concept of empowerment.

'''Self-help''': Non-professional activities that provide support and information for persons who share a common problem or problems.

'''Self-recovery''': achievement of social autonomy

'''Skill Acquisition''':

'''Skills Training''': A skill development strategy based on social learning theory and behavioral techniques.

'''Subjective Burden''': The lesser defined problems associated with a person's psychiatric condition; such as emotional responses and attitudes regarding the person with psychiatric disability. These are often associated with second tier family members.

'''Supported Employment''': Any program that attempts to integrate a person with a psychiatric condition into employment.

'''Transitional Employment''': A program that offers temporary employment in a regular work environment.

'''Treatment''': Any intervention applied to an illness or disorder, intended on either relieving symptoms or curing the condition.

'''Trial Work Period''': Nine consecutive months which an SSDI recipient may earn an income while still receiving SSD benefits

'''Values''': beliefs that influence ones behaviors,attitudes and ideas.

'''Values Clarification''':

== Acronyms ==

'''ACT''': Assertive Community Treatment

'''ADA''': Americans with Disabilities Act

'''ADL''': Activities of Daily Living

'''BHR''': Behavioral Health Reciepient

'''CAMI''': Chemical Abuser and Mentally ill

'''CGK''': Choose-Get-Keep Model

'''CMHC''': Community Mental Health Centers

'''CPRP''': Certified Psychiatric Rehabilitation Practitioner

'''CSP''': Community Support Program

'''CSS''': Community Support System

'''C/S/X''':Consumer/Survivor/Ex-patient

'''DALY''': Disability Adjusted Life Year

'''DST''': Direct Skills Teaching

'''EBD''': Evidence Based Practice

'''EE''': Expressed Emotion

'''EPE''': Extended Payment Period

'''FPE''': Family Psychoeducation

'''HIPPA''': Health Information Portability Protection Act

'''MICA''': Mentally Ill Chemical Abusers

'''MISA''': Mentally Ill Substance Abuser

'''NAMI''': National Alliance on Mental Illness

'''NAPS''': National Association of Peer Speacialists

'''NIDRR''': National Institue on Disability and Rehabilitation Research

'''NIMH''': National Institute of Mental Health

'''PACT''': Program for Assertive Community Treatment

'''PAMI''': Protect of persons of Mental Illness Act

'''PSR''': The USPRA acronym for psychiatric rehabilitation

'''PsyR''': The University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersy (UMDNJ) acronym for psychiatric rehabilitation

'''QALY''': Quality Adjusted Life Year

'''REE''': Recovery Enhancing Environment measure

'''RMT''': Recovery Measurement Tool

'''RSA''': Rehabilitation Services Adminstration

'''ROSI''': Recovery Oriented System Indicators

'''SE''': Supported Employment

'''SEd''': Supported Education

'''SGA''': Substantial Gainful Activity

'''SSD''': Social Security Disability

'''SSDI''': Social Security Disability Insurance

'''SSI''': Supplementary Security Income

'''STORI''': Measure and the Stages of Recovery Instrument

'''TEP''': Transitional Employment Program

'''USPRA''': United States Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association

'''VR''': Vocational Rehabilitation

'''WHO''': World Health Organization

'''WRAP''': Wellness Recovery Action Plan