Pass Certified Psychiatric Rehabilitation Practitioner (CPRP) Exam to Validate Your Expertise by Using the Latest CPRP Dumps (V8.02)

1. An individual asks a practitioner whether or not he should disclose his disability to a potential employer after being offered a position.

One thing the practitioner recommends the individual to consider is:

2. Which of the following statements regarding psychiatric rehabilitation services is consistent with helping individuals with a severe mental illness achieve maximum community integration?

3. An individual and her practitioner are in a treatment team meeting in which potential options for the individual are being discussed.

The practitioner’s priority is to advocate for an option that is:

4. In order for practitioners to deeply empathize with persons who have psychiatric disabilities, they must be

5. An individual with schizophrenia tells her practitioner she feels unable to work. The two make plans for her to meet a peer with similar experiences who is working. The practitioner then discusses the meeting with the individual. This strategy is an example of

6. A practitioner is a manager of a group home. The practitioner encourages the staff to assist

interested residents in connecting to local religious congregations.

What psychiatric rehabilitation principle is the practitioner implementing?

7. A consumer-provider meets with a new referral and finds she knows the person from church.

If she decides to provide services to this referral, this would be an example of a:

8. During a discussion with his practitioner, an individual reports that a recently formed relationship has helped him feel better in general.

This is an example of

9. 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

10. An individual has been using the bus to get to work, but weekend service has been eliminated. He works every other Saturday. He and the practitioner research possible options including riding with co-workers.

This strategy is an example of

11. A practitioner works part time at a restaurant, not realizing that the restaurant owner’s son is a participant in the psychiatric rehabilitation program where the practitioner works.

Upon learning of this connection, the practitioner would:

12. What is the best location for learning the skills and activities of food preparation?

13. Wellness Coaching is a conscious, deliberate process that requires a person to become aware of and make choices for

14. An individual with a psychiatric disability complains that her medication is making her too drowsy, even though it stops the distressing voices she hears.

When using self-disclosure, the practitioner should:

15. A woman with a psychiatric disability informs the practitioner that she feels violated in the adult care residence because there are no locks on the bedroom doors. She has awakened to find male residents in her room. She has complained to the manager/owner for months and nothing has been done about it.

What is the best way for the practitioner to address this situation?

16. An Illness Management group should include which of the following areas?

17. Which of the following factors predict housing stability for individuals with psychiatric disabilities?

18. Which of the following best reflects key elements of recovery?

19. The practitioner is meeting with a deaf individual with a psychiatric disability who uses a sign language interpreter.

When meeting with the individual, the practitioner should communicate:

20. What statement is the best example of an objective that is measurable and addresses observable behavior? The individual will:

21. The values that should be inherent in Supported Education programs are hope, dignity, and:

22. The parents of an individual visit the group home and complain to the practitioner that the home is a mess and insist that the staff should clean it.

The practitioner:

23. An individual tells a practitioner of a recent visit to her spiritual advisor to help reduce positive symptoms of schizophrenia.

The practitioner uses this information to:

24. One of the most devastating and feared mental illnesses within society, affecting 1% of the population, is:

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

26. An individual complains to a practitioner about major maintenance problems at her apartment, including lack of heat at the apartment complex.

The first step for the practitioner to take is to:

27. A man with a psychiatric disability continues to be fearful of connecting with others even after significant reduction in his symptoms and completing interpersonal skills training.

The next step for the practitioner is to:

28. An individual and a practitioner identify that the individual has a history of feeling scared, disorganized, and isolated several weeks prior to psychiatric hospitalizations. The individual wants to be alerted by the practitioner when the practitioner notices these signs.

This information should be reflected in the:

29. The concept of “continuity of care” in community treatment describes ensuring that:

30. An individual has had a long history of struggling with negative symptoms of psychosis. The practitioner has been unsuccessful in engaging the individual due to his despair that his situation will never improve.

The practitioner’s best approach would be to:

31. An individual states, “I think I made a really huge mistake at work today! I was asked to make 200 copies of a 20-page report, and I copied the wrong document. I told my supervisor, and he seemed pretty annoyed.”

What response is the best example of paraphrasing?

32. Which of the following lists best reflects positive symptoms of schizophrenia?

33. One of the components of wellness is

34. An individual describes a history of sexual abuse to his practitioner. The individual believes that this is causing him to have difficulty being intimate with his partner.

After listening to his concerns, the practitioner’s next BEST response is to

35. Which of the following would most affect the ability of an individual with schizophrenia to communicate?

36. A woman with a psychiatric disability attempts to rent an apartment. She completes the application and lists her income as disability benefits of $750 per month. She is turned down because of an “unstable income source.”

What is the best referral the practitioner can make to help her address this situation?

37. An individual with a psychiatric disability tells her job coach that she has been written up for the third time for being late and is worried about losing her job. She is struggling to wake up on time due to medication side effects.

The best course of action for the job coach is to:

38. Which of the following is MOST likely to move the field of psychiatric rehabilitation closer to a full vision of recovery?

39. Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) is most useful for which of the following?

40. A practitioner provides services to two individuals with psychiatric disabilities who are roommates. One roommate told the practitioner she is concerned that the other is not taking his medications correctly.

The practitioner would:

41. 1.An individual describes sadness due to the death of a loved one. The best first response to the individual is:

42. One important criterion for establishing an evidence-based practice is that findings:

43. Literature suggests that bolstering the social support network of people who have been diagnosed with schizophrenia can MOST importantly improve their

44. An indication of failure in the relationship between the practitioner and an individual with a psychiatric disability is a(an):

45. A practitioner working in a residential program often has to intervene in conflicts among housemates living in the facility.

Which of the following strategies would the practitioner use?

46. Which of the following statements best describes the role of peer support?

47. An individual with a psychiatric disability meets with the service team quarterly to review progress toward rehabilitation plan objectives. For the last two reviews, no notable progress has been identified. The best response of the service team is to:

48. An individual lacks the skills needed to perform a desired role.

Which of the following interventions is the most appropriate?

49. Which of the following is a peer-developed service now recognized as an evidence-based practice?

50. Retention in community-based services by persons with serious mental illness is MOST often disrupted by