Recovery Basics
Recovery Trivia
Recovery Tools
Relapse Prevention
Wild Card
100

Recovery is about making progress, not being this.

What is perfect?

100

What fellowship is designed for people recovering from drug addiction?

What is Narcotics Anonymous (NA)?

100

You feel overwhelmed and need someone to talk to.

Best recovery tool?

What is call a sponsor or sober support.

100

What is a trigger?

Anything that increases the urge or desire to use.

100

If you could give your first-day sober self one piece of advice, what would it be and why?

Any thought-out answer is acceptable.

200

Name two benefits of having a daily recovery routine.

Possible Answers:

  • Structure
  • Accountability
  • Reduces stress
  • Helps prevent relapse
  • Builds healthy habits
200

True or False:

Recovery is different for everyone, but no one has to recover alone.

True

200

You've had a stressful day and your mind won't slow down.

Best recovery tool?

What is prayer, meditation, journaling, or deep breathing. 

200

Name two common relapse warning signs.

Possible Answers:

  • Isolation
  • Skipping meetings
  • Dishonesty
  • Mood changes
  • Romanticizing use
  • Stopping self-care 
200

Name three positive qualities about yourself.

They can't all be physical.

300

Name three ways recovery can improve someone's life besides helping them stop using substances.

Possible Answers:

  • Better relationships
  • Improved mental health
  • Better physical health
  • Employment
  • Trust
  • Self-esteem
  • Financial stability
300

What is the affectionate nickname by the fellowship for the book Alcoholics Anonymous? 

What is the big book?

300

You're starting to isolate and skip meetings.

What's the best recovery tool to use?

What is go to a meeting, call your sponsor, or reconnect with your support network. 

300

Why is it important to have a relapse prevention plan?

To know what to do before a craving or difficult situation becomes overwhelming.

300

You can invite any person (living or deceased) to speak at a recovery meeting. Who would you choose and why?

Any person

400

Someone says,
"I've been sober for six months, so I don't need to work on myself anymore."

What might you say to encourage continued growth?

What would you need to hear if this was you?

400

Name two places where recovery meetings are commonly held.

Possible Answers:

  • Churches
  • Community centers
  • Recovery clubs
  • Treatment centers
  • Online
400

You notice you're becoming resentful.

Name two recovery tools that could help you work through it.

Possible Answers:

  • Call a sponsor/network
  • Help someone
  • Journal
  • Deep breathing
  • Take a walk
  • Go to a meeting
400

You unexpectedly run into someone you used to use with.

Name three healthy actions you could take.

Possible Answers:

  • Walk away
  • Tell them you're in recovery
  • Call your sponsor
  • Help someone in recovery

400

Describe your perfect sober Saturday.

Full day

500

Why is asking for help considered a strength instead of a weakness?

Because recovery isn't meant to be done alone, and asking for help shows honesty and willingness.

500

Besides meetings, name three other resources that can support recovery.

Possible Answers:

  • Therapy
  • Sponsor
  • Outpatient treatment
  • Sober living
  • Peer support
  • Recovery literature
500

A newcomer asks, "Where do I even start?"

Name the three recovery tools you would recommend first and explain why.

Any three tools and why. (i.e. get a sponsor, homegroup, service commitment)


500

You've had a stressful week and notice you're becoming irritable, avoiding others, and thinking, "Maybe one time wouldn't hurt."

Possible Answers:

  • Call sponsor
  • Attend a meeting
  • Reach out
  • Avoid high-risk situations
  • Use coping skills
  • Pray/meditate.
500

What's one life goal or dream you're working toward because of your recovery?

Any goal or dream.

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