AA
12 Steps
NA
Which Step is it anyway?
Slogans
Spiritual Principles
Tool Time
Misc.
100

This is the nickname of the official text of Alcoholics Anonymous?

Big Book

100

This saying is common among those in recovery and is said at the end of meetings

Serenity Prayer

100

What is the nickname of the NA Big Book?

The Basic Text

100

Which two steps mainly focus on character defects?

Steps 6 & 7

100

Finish this slogan: "Keep it..."

Simple

100

What is strength in the face of pain or grief?

Courage

100

This is a common saying for how many meetings you should go to in your first 3 months of AA

"90 in 90"

100

What is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results called?

Insanity

200

What is the cardinal rule of all AA/NA meetings?

Anonymity

200

What is the ONLY requirement for membership for any 12 step program?

A desire to stop drinking/using

200

What do the members of NA call each other?

Friends of Jimmy K

200

"We admitted that we were powerless over alcohol/drugs; that our lives had become unmanageable."

Step 1

200

Finish this slogan: "Progress, not..."

Perfection

200

What is a modest view of one's own importance?

Humility

200

Someone who guides a less experienced individual through the process of AA

Sponsor

200

What are three people/places that you can go to get support in your recovery?

Meetings, sponsor, healthy family, healthy friends, group members, church, etc.

300

What is the name of the companion group to Alcoholics Anonymous for the friends and families of alcoholics?

Al-Anon

300

The main purpose of this individual is to help you understand and learn the steps.

Sponsor

300
What year was NA started?
1953
300

"Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him."

Step 3

300

Finish this slogan: "Meeting makers..."

Make it

300

A person who listens to another person to see if the information makes sense or if they should change their perspective

Open mindedness

300

Avoiding these 3 triggers is a common practice in early recovery

"People, places, and things"

300

What is the 'pink cloud" in the context of recovery?

A phase where individuals feel euphoric and overly optimistic about recovery, often followed by challenges.

400

These are the co-founders of Alcoholics Anonymous.

Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob Smith

400

Something AA members say when you're going through a rough time in your life

"This too shall pass."

400

When was the NA book published?

1983

400

"Admitted to God, to ourselves, and to another human being the exact nature of our wrongs."

Step 5

400

Finish this slogan: "To keep it, you have to..."

Give it away

400

Steadfastness of doing something despite difficulty

Perseverance

400

A regularly attended meeting where one assumes some sort of responsibility or commitment

Home Group

400

What is the most important thing to have going into the recovery process?

Willingness

500

This is the birthday of Alcoholics Anonymous.

June 10, 1935. The day Dr. Bob Smith had his last drink.

500

Slogan AA members use that can represent steps 1, 2, and 3

"I can't, He can, I think I'll let Him."

500
Who was the Founder of NA?
James Kinnon
500

Which steps focus on resentments and fears?

Steps 4 & 5

500

What is the opposite of addiction?

Connection

500

The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles

Integrity

500

Name 3 coping skills to use when you feel triggered

Ex. breathing techniques, meditation, music, exercise, calling someone, etc.

500

What is the significance of the "One day at a time" philosophy in recovery?

Stay in the present moment

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