Criminal & Addictive ThinkingDistorted
Behaviors are directed by.
What are thoughts and feelings?
The chronic, progressive, genetic, and possible fatal condition.
What makes addiction a brain disease?
Thoughts that help us prepare for things we will face in the future.
What is pro active thinking?
Continuing process whereby an individual acquires a personal identity and learns pro social skills.
What is Socialization?
"Thoughts behind our thoughts"
What are core beliefs?
Basic assumptions we have made & accepted, as true about ourselves, other people, & the world.
What are Core Beliefs?
We have both a substance use disorder and mental health disorder.
What is co occurring disorders?
High risk event that sets off a desire to do something unlawful, illegal, or to use alcohol or other drugs. (Can be internal or external)
What is or are triggers?
A person (or group) who is blamed for the behavior of others.
What is a scapegoat?
A positive or negative judgement that affects our outlook.
What is bias?
What are inaccurate, slanted, or one sided ways, that people look at themselves, others, & the world?
Thinking Distortions
Early phase, middle phase, and late phase.
What is the progression of addiction?
Urges we feel that cause us to think about using alcohol or other drugs or doing something illegal.
What is a craving?
Exposure to actual or threatened death, serious injury, or sexual violence.
What is trauma?
"SUD"
What are seemingly unimportant decisions?
The ability to turn the truth inside out, to look directly down, & believe it is really up with all their heart & mind.
What is denial?
After active addiction, becoming physically, mentally, and spiritually healthier.
What is recovery?
A licensed professional, who provides one-on-one counseling & support.
What is a therapist or counselor?
Thoughts that tell us is okay to violate others or their property.
What are criminal thinking patterns?
A plan that measures the amount of our income against the amount of our expenses.
What is a budget?
Name the three categories of criminal/addictive tactics.
What are avoidant, diversion, and aggression strategies?
Returning to criminal or addictive thinking, behaviors, or substance use.
What is a relapse?
An abstinence plan is the foundation for a (blank) (blank) plan.
What is a relapse prevention plan?
Using denial as an excuse to use alcohol and other drugs no matter what harm our use causes.
What is addictive thinking patterns?
Our beliefs, principles, and behaviors-the things we feel good about that help us make wise choices.
What are our values?