Mental Health Recovery Oriented Care and Methods of Service Delivery
Total Hours: 45
No Book to Buy - Online Text
Unlimited Test Retakes
Sponsor Approval: Please visit our provider approval page for a list of national and state sponsored approvals.
Course delivery method and format: self-paced online training.
Course Requirements:
1. Course Reading,
2. Online PostTest
3. Course Evaluation.
After successfully completing the Course Reading, PostTest and Evaluation a certificate of completion will be issued online.
Intermediate level course
Course Description: Recovery-oriented care represents a paradigm shift in mental health services, moving away from a traditional medical model focused solely on symptom management towards a holistic approach that prioritizes individual empowerment, self-determination, and community integration. At its core, recovery-oriented care recognizes that recovery is a deeply personal journey, unique to each individual, and goes beyond mere symptom reduction to encompass broader aspects of well-being and life satisfaction.
Objectives:
Define the concept of recovery in mental health.
Compare and contrast different recovery models and approaches.
Examine the role of cultural and contextual factors in shaping recovery processes.
Identify evidence-based practices and interventions that support recovery goals.
Recognize the prevalence and impact of trauma among individuals with mental health challenges.
This course is accepted for BBS CEU credit to meet the Mental Health Recovery Oriented Care and Methods of Service Delivery requirement.
