Adult Health and Functioning Risk Factors Protective Factors Alcohol abuse Accepts assistance that enhances functioning Attention seeking Candid and/or cooperative Dishonest and/or manipulative Copes or functions despite a disability Disregard for others’ safety or wellbeing Demonstrates logic/reasoning ability Drug abuse No mental health issues Hostile to authority figures or service providers No physical health issues or unpredictable Primary relationships are stable Impulsive Intellectual or cognitive disability Realistic awareness of self and reality Irrational or disconnected from reality Respects the rights and feeling or others Lacks insight into their own behavior Seeks and give affection to loved ones Mental health issue that affects functioning Paranoid Physical disability or debilitating illness Selfish, self-centered decision-making Unable to apply logic to solve problems Unable to assess (due to inability to interview) Victim of domestic violence No Risk Factors Ability to Manage Daily Life and Stress (High Risk Behaviors) Risk Factors Protective Factors Abuses substances (drugs/alcohol to escape or deal College or career training with stress Healthy support network Blames others for problems High school education or GED Displays of frustration/anger cause injury or Realistic coping strategies likelihood of harm Realistic understanding of barriers Displays of frustration/anger out of proportion to Realistic view of daily needs/obligations situation Self-sufficient, able to meet own needs Escalating frustration/anger Lack of realistic long term goals Overwhelmed/discouraged by responsibilities Parasitic lifestyle: relies on others to provide food, housing, etc. Poor self-control Rapidly changing affect or emotional displays Serial relationships Unable or unwilling to plan ahead Unable to assess (due to inability to interview) Unstable/chaotic relationships No Risk Factors
Adult Health and Functioning Risk Factors Alcohol abuse Attention seeking Dishonest and/or manipulative Disregard for others’ safety or wellbeing Drug abuse Hostile to authority figures or service providers Impulsive or unpredictable Intellectual or cognitive disability Irrational or disconnected from reality Lacks insight into their own behavior Mental health issue that affects functioning Paranoid Physical disability or debilitating illness Selfish, self-centered decision-making Unable to apply logic to solve problems Unable to assess (due to inability to interview) Victim of domestic violence No Risk Factors Protective Factors Accepts assistance that enhances functioning Candid and/or cooperative Copes or functions despite a disability Demonstrates logic/reasoning ability No mental health issues No physical health issues Primary relationships are stable Realistic awareness of self and reality Respects the rights and feeling or others Seeks and give affection to loved ones Ability to Manage Daily Life and Stress (High Risk Behaviors) Risk Factors Abuses substances (drugs/alcohol to escape or deal with stress Blames others for problems Displays of frustration/anger cause injury or likelihood of harm Displays of frustration/anger out of proportion to situation Escalating frustration/anger Lack of realistic long term goals Overwhelmed/discouraged by responsibilities Parasitic lifestyle: relies on others to provide food, housing, etc. Poor self-control Rapidly changing affect or emotional displays Serial relationships Unable or unwilling to plan ahead Unable to assess (due to inability to interview) Unstable/chaotic relationships No Risk Factors Protective Factors College or career training Healthy support network High school education or GED Realistic coping strategies Realistic understanding of barriers Realistic view of daily needs/obligations Self-sufficient, able to meet own needs
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