Social Connection
Healthy Activities
Relaxation Basics
Relaxation Steps
Session Insights
100

Healthy recovery requires people to connect with others because addiction causes this lonely emotional state.

What is emotional isolation? (p. 1)

100

If it is too difficult to arrange an in-person meetup with a recovery partner, you should make this instead.

What is a phone call? (p. 2)

100

This is the total number of basic items you need to gather before you can practice the Relaxation Response.

What is four? (p. 5)

100

This is the very first step of the relaxation process, which must be done quietly in a comfortable position

What is sitting? (p. 5)

100

The tools provided at the end of Session 9 are designed to decrease the power of this major life obstacle.

What is stress? (p. 6

200

When you are afraid of someone's anger or rejection, it may be necessary to first do this for past mistakes.

What is apologize? (p. 1)

200

Group therapy, AA, and NA are types of peer gatherings that the text states you should not just attend alone.

What are meetings? (pp. 2-3)

200

Dr. Herbert Benson developed this simple stress-decreasing technique in the year 1975.

What is the Relaxation Response? (p. 5)

200

You should silently say this specific word to yourself every single time you breathe out.

What is "one"? (p. 5)

200

The text notes that completing these exercises might be hard because you are likely in the middle of this kind of situation right now.

What is a stressful situation? (p. 6)

300

Before friends and family can have this in you again, you may need to show you can go without substances for a period of time.

What is confidence? (p. 1)

300

Grocery shopping, clothes shopping, and running errands fall under this specific checklist category of daily tasks.

What are routine activities? (p. 4)

300

DAILY DOUBLE - To keep from falling asleep during practice, this specific physical position is strictly not recommended.

What is lying down? (p. 5)

300

While practicing, you must breathe slowly and naturally through this specific part of your body.

What is the nose? (p. 5)

300

Learning these practical coping strategies ultimately improves the overall quality of this personal program.

What is a recovery program? (p. 6)

400

While a stroll through the park alone is pleasant, doing this activity with a friend makes it even better for your recovery.

What is a walk? (p. 1)

400

Sharing your feelings with two or more people during events helps recovery partners avoid these dangerous, high-stress situations.

What are high-risk situations? (p. 2)

400

This specific item is a sound, word, phrase, or fixed object used to focus your mind and push away distracting thoughts.

What is a mental device? (p. 5)

400

To relax your muscles, you must first do this to them before letting the tension go.

What is tightening them? (p. 5)

400

This is the recommended length of time, in minutes, that a person should spend continuously practicing the Benson technique.

What is ten to twenty minutes? (p. 6)

500

People in recovery often find it difficult to ask for help because they are afraid they will do this to their loved ones again.

What is disappoint them? (p. 1)

500

Doing this specific type of social planning after a meeting, like grabbing coffee or a movie, helps prevent intense cravings.

What is making plans? (p. 2)

500

Maintaining this specific type of internal attitude allows you to stop worrying about how well you are performing the technique.

What is a passive attitude? (p. 5)




500

You should not practice this technique within two hours after a meal because this bodily process can interfere with relaxation.

What is digestion? (p. 6)

500

To track your time safely, you may briefly open your eyes to check a clock, but you must never use this specific device.

What is an alarm? (p. 6)

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