"...a capacity to establish constructive relationships and cope with the ordinary demands and stress of life.”

ecological systems and human development theories, the strengths perspective

environment, relationship, patterns of interaction

the belief that you must convince or persuade the person to do

minifestation of a lack of pscyhological efficacy, may be equally experienced in community dimensions

Mind, Body, Spirit, Community

relationship building skills, intuition, gut instincts, empathic listening, inductive reasioning

when a therapist shares personal information to allign or otherwise build relationship

The A in OARS

Individual/Intrapersonal, Interpersonal/Community and Political/Institutional

Wellness Recovery Action Plan

the use of multiple practice theories and techniques when working with on person

capacity to "bounce back" or recover from stressful situations

Partnership, Acceptance, Compassion & Evocation

Engagement, Assessment, Contracing and Intervention, & Evaluation and Termination

Things that bring stress, discomfort, pain and avoidance

importance of relationship and other common factors to outcomes and the effect of specfic techniques

a belief that good things will happen

changes or adds to what the client said in a significant way to infer meaning

serve as a link between the individual or family and the community

Holism, Nonlinearity, Strengths based, Peer Support, Respect, Responsibility

shared goals, consensus on the approach to counseling, the emotional bond between worker and client

means by which a person creatively uses his or her resources to gain and use power to achieve goals, improve and control life circumstances

Desire, Ability, Reason, Need, Commitment, Activation, Taking Steps

a person's confidence in the ability to exert control over one's own motivation, behavior, and social environment.