CRSS Practice Questions - Certified Recovery Support Specialist (CRSS) Exam

Help the peer prepare questions and identify her own preferences to participate in shared decision making with her treatment team Tell the peer the psychiatrist is probably wrong and she should switch providers, since disparaging the provider undermines the treatment relationship and imposes the CRSS's opinion rather than building the peer's own voice Contact the psychiatrist privately to relay what the CRSS thinks the peer wants, since speaking privately for the peer is the opposite of self-advocacy; it keeps decision making out of the peer's hands Advise the peer to stop attending appointments until she feels more confident, since encouraging disengagement from care is not advocacy and can jeopardize the peer's welfare