Coping Skills
Support Network
True/False
Triggers
Self
100

Identify 3 coping skills that align with recovery

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100

Who is a trusted individual you could contact for support during recovery/moments you feel triggered?

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100

T/F: Relapse can be prevented if you use healthy coping skills to decompress.

True

100

Identify 1 internal trigger and 1 external trigger.

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100

Share 1 thing you learned about yourself during your time in treatment.

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200

How can coping skills help you manage stressors/triggers?

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200

What are the benefits of speaking to your counselor/attending group?

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200

T/F: Relapse and symptoms will look the same for everyone.

False

200

Who serves as a trigger to you and why?

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200

Identify 2 strengths you have.

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300

What are the benefits of having healthy coping skills?

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300

What are 3 important factors in a healthy relationship?

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300

T/F: Being aware of your triggers and symptoms indicating a relapse is important as a part of relapse prevention.

True

300

What places trigger you?

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300

What is 1 goal you're working towards during your time in treatment?

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400

Name 3 negative coping skills

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400

What are the benefits of having a sponsor/attending 12-Step meetings?

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400

T/F: Surrounding yourself with people partake in substance use and aren't supportive of sobriety can be detrimental in your recovery.

True

400

What emotions trigger you?

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400

What is 1 thing about yourself you want to improve?

500

How is self-care important?

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500

Share the consequences of hanging out with peers who aren't supportive of recovery

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500

T/F: Having a relapse prevention plan is NOT important, especially for life after completing treatment.

False
500
What symptoms do you experience when feeling stressed/triggered?

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500

How have you improved in your personal life, relationships, work life, etc. during your time in treatment?

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