Definitions
During this stage of relapse, an individual may begin to fail to cope with emotions in a healthy way, opting instead to bottle emotions, isolate themselves, and neglect self-care.
What is emotional relapse?
This individual has been stressed at work, and has not been making time to engage in their usual self-care routines. They have also stopped talking to people in their support network. What stage of relapse is this individual in?
This risk factor involves the people in one's life that still use drugs or alcohol.
What is peer pressure?
This person works at the front desk.
Who is Stephanie?
It is required of TRC clients to attend this many outside AA/NA meetings each week.
What is 3?
This is a term for an accidental relapse that happens when a person unintentionally uses drugs or alcohol.
What is freelapse?
This individual has been having strong cravings, and has begun to fantasize about returning to use. They have begun to tell themselves their substance use was never that bad. What stage of relapse are they in?
What is mental relapse?
This risk factor involves being around certain social and environmental cues that can cause an individual to be reminded of drugs or alcohol.
What is exposure to triggers?
This person prescribes psychiatric medication for TRC clients.
Who is Sharon?
True or false: TRC clients are encouraged to share money and items with one another.
False.
During this stage of relapse, the individual returns to using drugs or alcohol.
What is physical relapse?
This individual asked to use their friend's vape. After hitting it, they felt a little strange... Later, their revealed to them that it was a THC vape. What type of relapse was this?
What is freelapse?
This risk factor involves having low self-confidence in their ability to succeed in certain areas of life.
What is low self-efficacy?
These two individuals are the co-founders of TRC.
Who is Meredith Spier-Cavalier and Julie Judy?
TRC clients should be awake and out of bed by this time on weekdays.
What is 6:00AM?
This stage of relapse may involve glorifying substance use, secretly thinking about ways to relapse, or minimizing the negative consequences of using.
What is mental relapse?
This individual decided they were no longer interested in sobriety and recovery. They intentionally reached out to their dealer, picked up their drug of choice, and relapsed. What kind of relapse was this?
What is traditional relapse?
This risk factor involves wanting to enhance certain feelings by using drugs or alcohol. Can involve celebrations such as anniversaries and birthday parties.
What is positive moods?
This person is the lead clinician.
Who is Clara?
At the residences, chores must be completed by this time.
What is 8:30PM?
This is a term for a relapse that involves someone making the conscious decision to drink or use drugs.
What is traditional relapse?
This individual started out by feeling stressed and starting to neglect their self-care. Then, they started fantasizing about using drugs and alcohol to numb their feelings. Eventually, they went to the liquor store and bought alcohol. When they got back home, they started drinking. What stage of relapse is this individual in?
What is physical relapse?
This risk factor involves conflict with family and friends, which can lead to negative feelings.
What is interpersonal problems?
This person is the case manager.
Who is Emily?
Curfew is at this time on Fridays and Saturdays.
What is 11:00PM?