Illness Management and Recovery Scale – Client Self-Rating (IMR)

Progress towards personal goals: In the past 3 months, I have come up with...

Knowledge: How much do you feel like you know about symptoms, treatment, coping strategies, and medication?

Involvement of family and friends in my mental health treatment: How much are family members, friends, and other important people involved in your treatment?

Contact with people outside of my family: In a normal week, how many times do you talk to someone outside of your family?

Time in Structured Roles: How much time do you spend working, volunteering, being a student, parenting, or caregiving?

Symptom distress: How much do your symptoms bother you?

Impairment of functioning: How much do your symptoms get in the way of you doing things that you would like to or need to do?

Relapse Prevention Planning: Which of the following would best describe what you know and what you have done in order not to have a relapse?

Relapse of Symptoms: When is the last time you had a relapse of symptoms (when your symptoms have gotten much worse)?

Psychiatric Hospitalizations: When is the last time you have been hospitalized for mental health or substance abuse reasons?

Coping: How well do feel like you are coping with your mental or emotional illness from day to day?

Involvement with self-help activities: How involved are you in consumer run services, peer support groups, AA, drop-in centers, WRAP, or similar programs?

Using Medication Effectively: How often do you take your medication as prescribed? (Skip if not prescribed)

Functioning affected by alcohol use: Over the past 3 months, how much did drinking get in the way of your functioning?

Functioning affected by drug use: Over the past 3 months, how much did drug use get in the way of your functioning?