Question

which stage of recovery would find a provider discussing recovery by instilling hope and a sense of possibility, encouraging positive self-identity based on the persons strengths and then identifying goals the person might pursue outside of their illness?

impact of the illness
life is limited
change is possible
commitment to change

Explanation:

Identify the core characteristics described in the prompt

The prompt describes a provider discussing recovery by instilling hope and a sense of possibility, encouraging a positive self-identity based on strengths, and identifying goals outside of the illness.

Match characteristics to the Stages of Recovery

Under the psychiatric recovery model (specifically the five stages of recovery framework often used in community support services training):

• Impact of the Illness: The person is overwhelmed by the illness and has little control.
• Life is Limited: The person has resigned themselves to the illness; hope is low.
• Change is Possible: The person begins to see that they are not defined by their illness, instilling hope, a sense of possibility, and identifying strengths and goals outside of the illness.
• Commitment to Change: The person actively takes steps and makes decisions to change their life.

Select the correct stage

The description of instilling hope, focusing on strengths, and seeing possibilities beyond the illness directly corresponds to the "Change is Possible" stage.

Answer:

• Impact of the Illness
• Life is Limited
• Change is Possible (Correct answer)
• Commitment to Change