Maintain a direct service caseload and provide individualized IPR services including: (a)Establishment of effective and recovery-oriented working relationships; (b) Provision of individual and class on-site and community-based services; (c) Assistance with choosing desired roles in desired living, learning, working, and social environments; (d) Identification of the skills and resources necessary for the chosen roles and settings to be successful and satisfying; (e) Assistance with skill acquisition and effective skill implementation; and linkage with or creating of necessary support/resources. To this end, the scope of the Practitioner’s responsibilities includes establishing a working partnership with program participants, assistance with choosing roles, and settings in which people would like to live, learn, or work: identification of the skills and resources necessary for the chosen roles and settings; assistance with skill acquisition and effective implementation; and linkage with or creating the necessary supports/resources.