| A | B |
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| Psychiatric Rehabilitation | Systematic efforts to help adults with psychiatric disabilities move forward in their recovery process. |
| Self Determination | The act or power of making up one's own mind about what to think or do, without outside influence or compulsion. |
| Consumer Preference | Goals and decisions are made by consumer. Based on the belief that if given information, the consumer will select the given program for self. |
| Situational Assessment | Assessment of the consumer in the role being assessed. |
| Real Life Training | Training that takes place in environment where skills will be needed. |
| Real World Focus | Programs provide opportunities for consumers to experience real world rather than the asylum concept |
| Environmental Modifications | Select interventions that maximize success not maximize the worker's perceived needed change |
| Strengths Focus | Focusing on the consumer's unique capabilities and potential that provides foundation for reaching goals. |
| Moral Treatment Era | Era from 1800-1850 focusing on keeping patients safe in hospitals with humane restorative treatment |
| Mental Hygiene Era | Era from 1890- 1920 with focus on scientific understanding of mental illness in hospitals as well as prevention |
| Community Mental Health Era | Era from 1955 - 1970 with focus on deinstitutionalization and treatment in the community |
| Community Support Era | Era from 1975 to present where community support programs began and treatment was seen as a social welfare problem rather than an illness |
| Psychosocial Rehabilitation Era | Era from 1960-1990 in which limitations of the medical model were seen and strenngths of rehabilitation model were seen |
| Consumer Movement | Era from 1990-present where Recovery began to be adopted by consumers moving outside the "system" forcing the system to adopt the recovery model |
| Evidence-based practice | Era from 1898 to present where professionals began to evaluate what worked and did not forcing accountablitily of services. |
