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Psychosocial Rehabilitation Representative (PSR)

Real comfort living

Austin, TX | Full Time

$76k-99k (estimate)

1 Month Ago

Psychosocial Rehabilitation Representative (PSR)

$76k-99k (estimate)

Full Time 1 Month Ago

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Real comfort living is Hiring a Psychosocial Rehabilitation Representative (PSR) Near Austin, TX

PSR services consist of rehabilitative skill building, personal development of environmental and recovery supports considered essential in improving the functioning of the participant, learning skills to promote the individual’s self-access to necessary services, and creating environments that promote recovery and support the emotional and functional improvement of the participant.

Responsibilities:

Providing skills support in the participant’s self-articulation of personal goals and objectives.
Assisting the participant in the development of skills to self-manage or prevent crisis situations.
Individualized interventions in living, learning, working, and other social environments, shall have as objectives:×Identifying, with the participant, strengths that may aid in achieving recovery, as well as barriers that impede the development of skills necessary for functioning in work, with peers, and with family and friends.
Supporting skills development to build natural support including support and assistance with defining what wellness means to the participant to assist in recovery-based goal setting and attainment.
Assisting in the development of interpersonal, community coping, and functional skills that may include adaptation to home, adaptation to work, adaptation to healthy social environments, and learning and practicing skills such as personal financial management, medication self-monitoring, and symptom self-monitoring.
Assisting in the acquisition of skills for the participant to self-recognize emotional triggers and to self-manage behaviors related to behavioral health issue.
Assisting with personal development, work performance, and functioning in social and family environments through teaching skills and strategies to reduce the effect of behavioral health symptoms.
Assisting in enhancing social and coping skills that reduce life stresses resulting from the participant’s mental illness and/or addiction.
Assisting the participant in gaining access to necessary rehabilitative, medical, social, and other services and supports.
Assisting the participant and other supporting natural resources with illness understanding and self-management, including medication self-monitoring.
Identifying, with the participant and named natural supporters, indicators related to substance-related disorder relapse and the development of skills and strategies to prevent relapse.