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They are protected under a number of Acts. It also ensures they have access to, and are offered vital services and support.
3. How can the recovery model be applied to Lee’s situation?
It is essential to involve Lee in the development of a recovery program to suit him and his situation, as well as the relationships in his life.
The program you develop should be person-centred, and respectful of Lee’s lifestyle choices, preferences, goals, rights and responsibilities.
Support and services for Lee, such as:
Social interaction
Employment, training, learning new skills
Peer support groups
& Education regarding Mental illness, Body dysmorphic disorder,
Would all be beneficial to him, but he must be interested and willing to participate.
4. What rights and responsibilities will Lee have as a client of the mental health service?
Lee has the right to:
*Accurate and easy-to-understand information
*Make decisions when possible
*Relevant services (have access to)
*Confidentiality
*Complain and …show more content…
6. What action could be taken if Lee does not comply with his medication regimen or continues to be violent?
Lee could be admitted to hospital for medical treatment, or into a facility that specialises in Mental Illness. This is not only to protect him, but also those he lives with, as everyone has a right to be safe.
7. Lee’s father, Frank, is not coping with Lee’s disclosure of his homosexuality. Frank feels that Lee may be confused and not have sufficient knowledge or experience to be sure of his sexual preference. He would like Lee to receive counselling to help ‘sort this problem out’. What advice would you give Frank?
You must remember to be respectful of Frank’s opinion and
3. How can the recovery model be applied to Lee’s situation?
It is essential to involve Lee in the development of a recovery program to suit him and his situation, as well as the relationships in his life.
The program you develop should be person-centred, and respectful of Lee’s lifestyle choices, preferences, goals, rights and responsibilities.
Support and services for Lee, such as:
Social interaction
Employment, training, learning new skills
Peer support groups
& Education regarding Mental illness, Body dysmorphic disorder,
Would all be beneficial to him, but he must be interested and willing to participate.
4. What rights and responsibilities will Lee have as a client of the mental health service?
Lee has the right to:
*Accurate and easy-to-understand information
*Make decisions when possible
*Relevant services (have access to)
*Confidentiality
*Complain and …show more content…
6. What action could be taken if Lee does not comply with his medication regimen or continues to be violent?
Lee could be admitted to hospital for medical treatment, or into a facility that specialises in Mental Illness. This is not only to protect him, but also those he lives with, as everyone has a right to be safe.
7. Lee’s father, Frank, is not coping with Lee’s disclosure of his homosexuality. Frank feels that Lee may be confused and not have sufficient knowledge or experience to be sure of his sexual preference. He would like Lee to receive counselling to help ‘sort this problem out’. What advice would you give Frank?
You must remember to be respectful of Frank’s opinion and