Terms Test Week of November 28 CHW

working with a client who's in crisis to prevent further harm or trauma to assist in recovery

approach that does not expect clients to eliminate risk behavior at once, instead small change

deviating from what is normal or usual, typically in a way that is undesirable or worrying.

limitations that a professional establishes, including relationship with clients

to engage in contemplation or reflection.

supporting clients to understand and be able to follow treatment guidelines like using meds

the state of being divided into social classes, layers of society

a mark of disgrace associated with a particular circumstance, quality, or person.

when a CHW crosses or breaks professional or ethical guidelines and is at risk of causing harm

a deeply distressing or disturbing experience.

Looking at your progress,development & learning to determine what areas still need improvement.

relating to, or based on such intellectual processes as belief or opinion

policy of not sharing information about clients, including identity

theory examines development of joint understandings of the world form the assumptions reality.

Resources that lie outside of ourselves and that support our health and well being, friends..

strengths that lie within each of us, such as knowledge, skills, values, beliefs

set of principles provide guidance for professionals with "right conduct" practices

having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas about something or someone.

returning to unhealthy behaviors after reducing or eliminating them

obligation to provide clients with information needed in order to make a sound decision

strategic use of any type of media to help advance an objective or goal

ability to survive and recover well from stress, crisis, trauma or negative events