Coping Skills
Triggers
Take Homes
Facts Of SUD
Misc.
100

This is a type of coping skill you can do anywhere just by focusing on how fast you breathe in and out

Breathing Skills

100

These are negative influences from your past who can still be a triggering part of your everyday life

People

100

These are the prepackaged bottles of your medication to be taken per the date listed on the label

Take Homes

100

These are used to treat SUD, they are medications that are partial or full antagonists that make it more difficult to absorb substances like opioids 

Methadone and Suboxine

100

This is what you need to show at the desk every time you come in

BHG ID (Drivers license or other picture ID can occasionally be accepted)

200

This is an activity that you can do that can help keep you grounded, whether it is crayons, markers, colored pencils, or an app, it can be a great distraction

Coloring

200

These can be influences that when you visit can remind you of past use and start to become a trigger

Places

200

This is when you have no withdrawal symptoms that pop up before your next dose and where the doctor expects you to be at before getting take homes 

A Stable Dose

200

These two substances, when used unmonitored with methadone, can be more dangerous than intended

Benzos and Alcohol 

200

This (job) is a worker at BHG who can help provide resources for financial, food, housing, employment, transportation, (and more) to support you

TCM (Targeted Case Manager)

300

This is a group outside of BHG that helps provide a place to discuss your successes and failures with recovery and get social support to aid in your recovery

AA/NA

300

These objects that can remind you of use, these can be common place or more rare, and become more triggering the more we focus on them

Things

300

This is a container that you must have to get take homes. It should be able to lock and you should be the only one with a key. Without it nurses can deny take homes until it is provided

Lock Box

300

This is a program that the health department runs which helps obtain clean needles and discard dirty needles to help promote safety and reduce the spread of illnesses that can significantly impact health

Clean Needle Program

300

BHG is this, a place where you come in to complete counseling and get your medication while going home and working

Out-patient 

(BHG is out-patient MAT) 

400

This is a coping skill that can help you process thoughts and emotions by forcing you to slow your thoughts to the speed that you can write at

Journaling

400

Feelings that when built up can lead to use

Emotions

400

This is a, new to BHG, program that you can speak with your counselor about for eligibility, which can help us work towards take homes faster  

Sonara

400

60% of synthetic overdoses is linked to this substance

AND

50x to 100x more potent than morphine 

Fentanyl

400

This is a higher level of care than BHG, which we can work with to still provide medication, that can help you focus on only recovery to find your footing and can have programs that range from short term (7 days) to long term (30 days or more) 

In-patient

500

This is when you take a moment to relax, focus on your breathing, and/or allow thoughts to come and go as you focus on being in the moment

Meditation 

500

Ideas and thoughts that can happen while you sleep that make you want to use while awake

Dreams of Use

500

This is when you come in on a day you usually have a take home and you come in for a UDS and bottle count (with your full and empty bottles)

Diversion

500

These help slow the affects of overdose for an individual so that they can become stable while waiting for an ambulance and you can get them for free at the front desk by asking our front desk (Ivory)

Narcan

500

What chemical in the brain does substances trigger that is the reward pathway and is a factor in addiction

Dopamine 

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