recovery model

what is recovery? (3)

improve health/wellness, self-directed life, and striving to reach full potential

life in recovery is supported by 4 dimensions:

health, home, purpose, and community

the tidal model: assessment

patient shares their story, nurse and patient identify strengths and weaknesses

ten tidal commitments and competencies:

value the voice, respect the language, develop genuine curiosity, become the apprentice, use toolkit, craft the step beyond, give time, reveal personal wisdom, know change is constant, and be transparent

wellness recovery action plan: assessment

patient makes toolbox of strategies and skills helpful in the past and shares strengths and weaknesses, the nurse provides feedback

6 steps in the WRAP process

developing toolbox, daily maintenance list, triggers, warning signs, things breaking down/getting worse, and crisis planning

the psychological recovery model: assessment

patient is feeling hopeless/powerless and seeks the meaning of the illness, nurse offers hope, patient develops awareness and need to take responsibility for their life

the psychological recovery model: 4 components of recovery process

hope, responsibility, self/identity, meaning/purpose

the psychological recovery model: stage 1

moratorium; feeling dark/despair/confusion

the psychological recovery model: stage 2

awareness; realizes recovery exists

the psychological recovery model: stage 3

preparation; beginning to work on recovery

the psychological recovery model: stage 4

rebuilding; hard recovery work

the psychological recovery model: stage 5

growth; continuous