Policies/Procedures
How many bags should be used to brew coffee?
one
anything that increases the urge to use substances or engage in unhealthy behaviors
What is a trigger?
Who is Kristin
the use of more than one drug or substance at the same time or within a short period
what is polysubstance use
a normal human emotion characterized by apprehension, physical tension, and the anticipation of future danger or misfortune.
what is anxiety?
How many days after admission can someone utilize the phones?
7 days
a natural state of having mixed contradicting feelings or competing motivations toward change.
what is ambivalence?
Who is the plant operations coordinator at Sea Grove?
Katrina
this product contains a higher level of nicotine than vapes and have been found to include heavy metals such as lead, chromium, nickel, and uranium.
What are nicotine pouches
a short-term, goal-oriented form of psychotherapy that helps treat depression and anxiety by changing how a person interacts with their environment.
what is behavioral activation?
Where is food and drink allowed in the building?
Only in the cafeteria unless you have a cup with a lid or otherwise directed by staff.
a psychological technique that involves changing your perspective on a situation, idea, or emotion to give it a new and more constructive meaning
What is reframing?
Who is the director of nursing or DON?
Who is Courtney?
this substance can trigger anxiety, confusion, or psychological distress especially in unsafe environments or for people with a personal or family history of severe mental health conditions. this substance binds to serotonin receptors in the brain and causes changes in sensory perception, thoughts, and sense of self.
What are psychedelics
What are the three stages of relapse?
Emotional
Mental
Physical
How often should you meet with your therapist while in treatment?
once a week
a cognitive-behavioral treatment strategy used to help individuals maintain behavioral changes and avoid returning to problem behaviors like substance use or depression
What is relapse prevention?
Who is the interim clinical supervisor at Sea Grove?
Charisse
this substance impairs coordination, judgement, and cognitions. long-term use can shrink your brain volume, cause cognitive decline, increases the risk of dementia, and leads to a higher likelihood of immune/blood disorders.
What is alcohol?
What does each step of the DBT skill STOP stand for?
S. Stop-don't react and pause
T. Take a step back and give yourself time
O. Observe what is happening around you
P. Proceed mindfully.
What are the five times a day that groups are held by therapists?
10:15am
11:15am
1:45pm
2:45pm
4:00pm
a structured framework used to guide goal setting and turn vague dreams into clear, actionable plans.
What are SMART goals?
Who is the CEO at Sea Grove?
Kylee
List five risk factors that put someone at higher risk of overdose?
-polysubstance use
-changes in tolerance
-high potency or unknown strength
-redosing
-untested supply
-history of overdoses
-health issues
a psychological model showing how your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors constantly connect and influence each other
What is the cognitive behavioral therapy triangle or CBT triangle?