150 THE SEVERE AND PERSI STENT MENTAL ILLNESS PROGRESS NOTES PLAN NER B. The client has attended the support group for individuals with severe and persistent mental illness, and the benefits of this support group were reviewed. C. The client reported that he/she has not experienced any positive benefit from the use of a support group but was encouraged to continue to attend. D. The client has not used the support grou p for individuals with severe and persistent mental illness and was redirected to do so. 34. Match with a Mentor (3 4) A. The client agreed to be matched with a mentor who has already successfully moved from homelessness to a stable living environment. B. A specific mentor was coordinated for the client to provide him/her with feedback about how to successfully move from homelessness to a stable living environment. C. The client's contact with his/her mentor was processed, and he/she described that this contact was helpful in providing insight into moving from homelessness to a stable living environment. D. The client has not regularly met with his/her housing mentor and was redirected to do so. 35. Teach Housekeeping Skills ( 35) A. The client was taug ht about basic housekeeping skills. B. Sources such as Mary Ellen's Complete Home Reference Book by Pinkham and Burg or The Cleaning Encyclopedia: Your A-Z Illustrated Guide to Cleaning Like the Pros by Aslett were used to teach the client specific housek eeping skills. C. The client was provided with positive feedback about his/her increased understanding of basic housekeeping skills. D. The client's use of basic housekeeping skills has noticeably improved, and he/she was provided with support for this. E. The client has not improved his/her basic housekeeping skills and was provided with additional feedback in this area. 36. Refer for Training ( 36) A. The client was referred to a structured program to obtain hands-on training in basic skills for trans itioning to more independent care. B. The client was taught many of the basic skills needed for transitioning to more independent care. C. The client has failed to learn the basic skills needed for transitioning to more independent care and was provided with additional remedial training in this area. 37. Obtain Homemaker Assistance ( 37) A. The client was offered the use of homemaker assistance because he/she is not capable of doing basic housekeeping activities. B. The client was assisted in applying f or homemaker assistance because he/she is not capable of performing basic housekeeping activities. C. The client has been provided with homemaker assistance. D. The client's overall ability to maintain an independent home or apartment has improved throug h the use of a visiting homemaker. 