Substance & Effects
12-Step Program
Mental Health
Relapse Prevention
Recovery and wellness
100

This drug is often called "meth" and is highly addictive.

What is methamphetamine

100

This step involves admitting to a higher power, oneself, and others the exact nature of one's wrongs

What is Step 5?

100

A prolonged state of sadness or loss of interest in usual activities may indicate this disorder

What is depression?

100

Recognizing this is critical; it's any situation or feeling that increases the likelihood of substance use. 

What is a trigger?

100

Consistently practicing healthy habits, seeking help when needed, and prioritizing growth are part of this ongoing process in recovery

What is self-care maintenance or lifelong recovery? 

200

The liver is most damaged by long-term use of this legal substance.

What is alcohol

200

In AA, this term describes someone who sponsors and mentors a newer member.

What is a sponsor?

200

Techniques like mindfulness, deep breathing, or journaling help manage this.

What is stress or anxiety?

200

Planning ahead to avoid high-risk situations and practicing coping skills is called this.

What is relapse prevention planning/crisis plan

200

This concept involves taking personal responsibility for actions without blaming others.

What is accountability 

300

This category of drugs includes oxycodone, morphine, and fentanyl.

What are opioids ? 

300

Step 1 in most 12-step programs emphasizes this acknowledgement about one's addiction. 

What is "I am powerless over my addiction" ?

300

Persistent feelings of extreme fear or dread about future events may indicate this disorder.

What is GAD? (Generalized anxiety disorder)

300

Experiencing this after a 'minor slip' can increase the risk of full relapse.

What is guilt or shame

300

This term describes the process of making amends with people harmed during addiction.

What is restitution or making amends? 

400

This stimulant is found naturally in coffee and can affect sleep and anxiety.

What is caffeine?

400

This term describes sharing experiences, strength, and hope in a group setting. 

What is fellowship or group sharing?

400

A sudden, intense period of heightened energy, euphoria, or irritability can be a symptom of this mood disorder

What is BPD (bipolar disorder) 

400
This type of coping involves avoiding situations that may lead to substance use.

What is proactive or behavioral coping? 

400

Adequate sleep, exercise, and nutrition are part of this type of health.

What is holistic health or self-care? 

500

This hallucinogen is sometimes called "acid" and can distort perception

What is LSD?

500

"Made a searching and fearless oral inventory of ourselves" relates to which step? 

What is step 4?

500

This therapy type focuses on identifying and changing negative thought patterns to improve behavior emotions.

What is CBT (Cognitive Behavior Therapy) 

500

A method of staying accountable in recovery that often involves journaling, support groups, or check-ins is known as this

What is self-monitoring 

500

Avoiding negative influences and setting healthy personal boundaries helps protect this.

What is mental or emotional well-being

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