The “stages of change” model developed by Prochasaka and DiCLemente…

Question Answered step-by-step The “stages of change” model developed by Prochasaka and DiCLemente… The “stages of change” model developed by Prochasaka and DiCLemente has been used to describe the readiness for change of clients. Complete the table to describe each of the stages and the Aim and Response for each stage.  DescriptionAim ResponsePre-Contemplation    Contemplation   Preparation   Action   Maintenance    ☐☒ 2. What are the stages in relapse prevention? What are some relapse management strategies? Include a minimum of 3 strategies you could use.   3. It is important that a person can make informed choices about their recovery and consent to any options for referrals. What are some decision-making strategies to ensure the client is able to make an informed consent? Identify a minimum of 3 strategies.     4. A number of guiding principles and models are important when working with clients with a dual diagnosis. Describe each of the follow principles and practices. Include any considerations of how this principle impacts working with a person with a Dual diagnosis.  DescriptionHarm Minimisation Strength based Approach Holistic Approach               ☒☐Recovery Orientated Practice Access, Equity, Social Justice and Rights of clients Dignity of Risk   ☐☐5. There are 3 types of referral: Passive, Facilitated and Active. Describe each of these referral types and indicate which is most appropriate for a client with a dual diagnosis.          6. What is the goal of Motivational Interviewing? Identify and describe the key components of this technique?          7. Provide details of at least 4 services available in the local area that might be suitable for a person with a Dual Diagnosis  ServiceDescription of services offered                Health Science Science Nursing COMMUNITY SERVICES CHC52015 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)