🎃805 Jeopardy!Halloween Edition🎃

Relapse Prevention

100

internal and external cues that cause a person in recovery to crave drugs and eventually relapse.

Triggers

Correct Answer 500

If stolen 800

200

Name three things you might include on a Relapse Prevention Plan. 

Personal triggers (people, places, emotions, or situations),

Early warning signs (isolation, anger, skipping meetings)

Coping skills (exercise, prayer, journaling, mindfulness, music)

Support network (sponsor, counselor, sober friends, family)

Meeting schedule or list of recovery meetings

Accountability plan (daily check-ins, phone calls, texts)

Healthy daily routine (sleep, meals, work, self-care)

Emergency steps (call sponsor, go to meeting, crisis line)

Medication plan (if applicable)

Self-care activities (therapy, meditation, gratitude lists)

Boundaries (avoid bars, certain people, or neighborhoods)

Recovery goals (short- and long-term goals)

Reward system (celebrating milestones in healthy ways)

Correct Answer 600

If Stolen 1000

300

In the transtheoretical model of change, this subtle regression phase often appears before conscious thoughts of using return. It’s characterized by emotional dysregulation, cognitive disengagement from recovery practices, and a drift back toward pre-recovery coping behaviors  all red flags that stability is deteriorating.

What Are Warning Signs

Correct answer 900

If stolen 1500

400

Characterized by persistent dysregulation of mood, cognition, and sleep, this protracted condition can emerge after the acute detox phase and last up to two years. Symptoms often include anxiety, irritability, emotional volatility, cognitive fog, and impaired psychomotor coordination reflecting the brain’s gradual neurochemical recalibration after long-term substance use.

PAWS (Post-acute withdrawal syndrome)

Correct Answer 1200

If stolen 2000

500

By binding to opioid receptors and blocking the reinforcing effects of alcohol, this long-acting antagonist available in monthly injectable form as Vivitrol helps reduce craving and prevent relapse in alcohol use disorder.

Naltrexone

Correct answer 1000

If stolen 1500

Relationships & 2

100

Characterized by excessive emotional or psychological reliance on another person, this maladaptive relationship pattern blurs boundaries, reinforces dysfunction, and often masquerades as care or support.

Codependency

Correct Answer 500

If stolen 800

200

Essential to emotional sobriety, these self-protective limits define where one person ends and another begins helping to maintain safety, respect, and accountability in relationships.

Boundaries

Correct answer 600

If stolen 800

300

By intervening to prevent someone from feeling discomfort or consequence, this maladaptive behavior sustains denial, delays learning, and often masquerades as compassion.

Enabling

Correct Answer 900

If stolen 1200

400

This communication skill balances honesty with respect, allowing individuals to express needs and boundaries clearly while accepting responsibility for their emotions and behavior.

What is assertive communication?
(Also acceptable: “What is assertiveness?”)

Correct Answer 800

If stolen 1000

500

Name 3 feelings that are created due to substance abuse.

Guilt, Shame, Anger, Fear, Depression, Anxiety, Loneliness, Hopelessness, Resentment, Sadness, Frustration, Self-hatred, Regret, Confusion, Despair, embarrassment, failure

Correct answer 2000

If stolen 2500

Random Recovery

100

The inability to think clearly, memory problems, emotional overreaction or numbness, sleep problems, physical coordination problems and stress sensitivity are symptoms of __________.

What is withdrawal

Correct Answer 800

If stolen 1000

200

Situations that overwhelm coping abilities such as conflict, pressure, or loss of control can activate the body’s physiological response system, disrupt emotional balance, and intensify cravings. These are considered one of the most powerful categories of relapse risk factors.

What is stress triggers

Correct Answer 800

If stolen 1000

300

How can you manage and express your anger in healthy ways? name 3 

Pause and breathe before reacting

Walk away from triggering situations

Talk it out with a sponsor, counselor, or trusted person

Journal or write down what you’re feeling

Exercise or engage in physical activity

Use relaxation techniques (deep breathing, meditation, mindfulness)

Pray or meditate for calm and clarity

Identify the real source of the anger

Set boundaries or communicate assertively

Seek professional help if anger feels unmanageable

Correct Answer 900

If stolen 1500

400

In 2021, approximately how many people in the United States died as a result of excessive alcohol use, according to the CDC?

What is about 178,000 people?

Closest answer wins 1600

Range 150,000 - 200,000

500

Percentage of American adults (18+) who report being in recovery. 

What is 11%?

Closest answer wins 2000

Range 7-15%

Halloween Time(NR)

100

In which country did Halloween originate?

Ireland Correct answer gets 1000

200

Is a pumpkin a fruit or a vegetable?

R/W

A pumpkin is a fruit.
It is in the same category as a cucumber.

Right answer gets 800

Wrong answer other team gets 1200

300

What was the original name for candy corn?

Chicken Feed
🐔 Correct answer gets 1200

If stolen 2100

400

In what year were ‘fun size’ chocolate bars first introduced?

In 1968

closest wins 2000

Range 1965-1972

500

What is the first name of Dr. Frankenstein?

Dr. Victor Frankenstein

Correct answer gets 3000!!!