Recovery Slogans
"No pain; no_____"
Gain
____ is the part of addiction that tells us we don't have a disease.
What is denial?
"I am able to change the _____ of my life into ____"
What are lemons; lemonade?
Someone with the working knowledge of the 12-Steps of NA.
What is a sponsor?
MAT stands for:
What is Medically Assisted Treatment?
"Live life..."
On life's terms.
We do ____ to live clean and happy lives.
What is recover?
The four cardinal rules of SHAR.
What is,
1. No Violence
2. No drugs
3. No sexual contact
4. No stealing
Group settings for individuals in recovery.
What is Narcotics Anonymous (NA) / Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)?
If we do not stop using, this is our only outcome
What is jails, institutions, or death?
"I was sick and tired of...."
Being sick and tired.
These problems often become obsessions and shut us off from our _____ aim.
What is spiritual?
This speech is read every morning at the mandatory meeting.
What is the Acceptance Speech?
A short-term place for an individual in recovery to live.
What is transitional housing/ 3/4 housing?
This monthly injection helps curve the cravings of Opiates and Alcohol
What is Vivitrol?
"Practice an ____ of _____"
Attitude; Gratitude
By _____ the experience of our recovery with newcomers, we help ourselves stay clean.
What is sharing?
This person is the Program and PREA Manager for SHAR-Macomb.
Who is Anne Robison?
A thought out plan put in place for an individual to return to the community.
What is a treatment plan?
Its not where we were that counts, it's where we are going.
What is the last sentence in Step One?
"God grant me the___"
Serenity to accept the things I cannot change"
We admitted that we were ____ over our _____, that our lives have become unmanageable.
What is powerless; addiction?
This person is the House Manager Liaison
Who is Alyssa?
A service provided to some individuals for substance abuse that is different than inpatient services.
What is outpatient services?
This is a life saving over the counter nasal spray to aid an individual experiencing an overdose.
What is Narcan?