Introduction to Treatment
Limits and rules we set for ourselves within relationships
What are personal boundaries?
A high risk event that sets off a desire to do something unhealthy or use alcohol or drugs
What is a trigger?
Refusing to admit or acknowledge something that may seem obvious to others
What is denial?
The human body's largest organ
What is the skin?
Drug that is considered to cause the most societal and personal damage
What is alcohol?
Conscious or unconscious damage done to self by self
What is self-sabotage?
Staying away from known triggers
What is avoidance?
Someone in active recovery who we can turn to in a crisis or call anytime
What is a mentor or sponsor?
Snoop Dog's real name
Who is Calvin Broadaus Jr.?
Unregulated herbal extract that acts as a stimulant in low doses, and a sedative at high doses
What is Kratom?
What is an assumption?
Taking responsibility for one's own actions
What is accountability?
Any situation in which we are strongly tempted to use substances or commit crime
What is a high-risk situation?
Boxer who was nicknamed the "Brown Bomber"
Who is Joe Lewis?
Two drugs that withdrawal from can be fatal
What are alcohol and benzodiazepine?
Name for Abraham Maslow's triangle
Daily Double
What is Hierarchy or Pyramid of Needs?
Being modest or having a true view of one's own importance
What is humility?
Making sure we are fulfilled in all areas of our lives, such as physically, socially and financially
What is a balanced lifestyle?
The smallest country in the world
What is Vatican City?
Name two medications used to treat opioid use disorder
What are methadone, buprenorphine (suboxone) or Naltrexone?
Two of the four common trauma responses
What is fight, flight, freeze or fawn?
Things that contribute to mental health, and allow a person to be resilient in the face of challenge
What are protective factors?
A communication style in which a person stands up for their own needs, while also taking into consideration the needs of others
What is assertive communication?
Lady Gaga's real name
Who is Stephanie Germanotta?
Substance often given to someone believed to be suffering from an opioid overdose
What is Narcan?