Substances
A pain reliever with and origin similar to heroin?
What is Opioids
Often cited as the "only step that you have to do perfectly", this is an admission of powerlessness over alcohol
What is Step One
Long alcohol use leads to a build up of scar tissue in the liver also known as this.
Cirrhosis
True or False: a therapy group needs to be led by a therapist.
False
Tasks given to a client to keep them striving towards goals and be more independent
What is homework
My street names are blunt, ganja, herb, and bud?
What is Marijuana?
According to Steps 6 & 7, we ask God to remove these.
What are the defects of character OR shortcomings?
Smaller amounts of a substance needed to reach intoxication is called this.
Reverse tolerance
Group therapy helps because members can experience similar things also known as this.
Shared experience
The situations or events that cause a stimulus or problematic belief
What are precipitants?
If used long term, it can cause collapsed veins, abscesses, liver or kidney disease, and slow breathing and heart rate.
What is Heroin?
In the Big Book, this step is associated with a prayer that begins..."God, I offer myself to thee, to build with me and do with me as thou wilt..."
What is Step Three?
Severe side effects from not taking a substance after long-term use is called this.
Withdrawal
True or False: group members should give each other feedback and confront ideas.
True
This type of session helps the client to develop communication skills and helps apply content in real-world context
What is role-playing?
If too much is ingested, someone may experience blackouts, cravings, sweating, and agitation
What is Alcohol?
According to the 12 & 12, the 'joy of living' is the theme of this step.
What is Step 12?
A memory disorder caused by a depleated supply of Thiamine often associated with heavy drinking is called.
Korsakoff Syndrome
Shared experience helps those in the group know that they are not _______?
Alone
Picking up on things said and not said
What is Active Listening?
Short term effects of taking this drug are increased wakefulness, breathing, heart rate, blood pressure and temperature. Long term effects are violent behavior, paranoia, hallucinations, delusions, and insomnia
What is Methamphetamine?
This Chapter of the Big Book, helps us find a 'Power greater that ourselves"
What are We Agnostics?
Long-term opiate use can lead to a diminished ability to feel joy or happiness called this.
Anhedonia
One of the most popular group exercises is this. There members play different characters in a scenario.
Role Playing
The relationship between a client and a provider that includes trust, respect, care, and empathy.
What is a therapeutic alliance?