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Shelles

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An important component of relapse management is:
 
  1. Using a holistic view of the system
  2. Identifying triggers
  3. Understanding the individual's personality
  4. Providing crisis intervention

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An example of tertiary prevention concerning mental health is:
 
  1. Psychotherapy
  2. Depression education
  3. Counseling
  4. Coordination transition from the hospital to the community



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Jevvish

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Answer to Question 1

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Examples of triggers are poor social skills, hopelessness, and poor symptom management.

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Psychotherapy and counseling are secondary preventions, and depression education is a primary prevention.





 

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