A woman with SPMI has agreed to participate in a Clubhouse program. This program will provide the woman with what?
A) Social skills and life skills
B) Cognitive–behavioral therapy and medical treatment
C) Legal advocacy and temporary shelter
D) Counseling and psychotherapy
Ans: A
The Clubhouse program is a voluntary, participatory group of clients who work together to secure and sustain employment, locate and maintain appropriate housing, and participate in recreational and social activities. The nurse uses elements of this approach by teaching the client social skills. The nurse also teaches the client the skills necessary for independent living, such as housekeeping, shopping, and cooking. Therapy and medical and legal assistance are not central aspects of this model.
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