12 steps
Cognitive distortions
Triggers
Definitions/Terms
Misc.
100

Who is someone that guides you through the steps

Who is a sponsor

100

"I feel it, therefore it must be true" is an example of which cognitive distortion?

What is Emotional Reasoning.

100

What is the definition of a trigger?

A trigger is any form of stimuli that initiates the desire to engage in addictive behavior. During the course of a recovery program, triggers may prompt an individual to slip-up and use a substance or engage in a behavior that they otherwise are trying to avoid.

100

The "Happy" chemical in the brain.

What is Dopamine.

100

What does the acronym P.A.W.S stand for?

What is Post Acute Withdrawal Syndrome

200

This is the only requirement in order to be a member of 12-steps.

What is the desire to stay sober

200

When we think we know what other people are thinking based on very little/arbitrary evidence.

What is mind reading/fortune telling/Jumping to conclusions

200

______ are methods a person uses to deal with triggers/stressful situations

What are Coping skills.

200

Marked by unpleasant effects that follow the cessation of drug use as the body attempts to restore its chemical balance

What is withdrawal

200

CBT Stands for?

What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

300

What is the Serenity Prayer.

God grant me the serenity
To accept the things I cannot change;
Courage to change the things I can;
And wisdom to know the difference.

300

What is another term for saying All or Nothing Thinking?

What is Black and White thinking.

300

What are the 2 types of triggers?

What are Internal and External Triggers.

300

About how long does the average craving last?

what is 15 minutes

300

the Acronym H.O.W stands for?

What is Honesty Openness and Willingness

400

How long does it take to work the steps?

What is as long as it takes to work them honestly :)

400

The premise of CBT includes changing ______, ______, and ______

What are thoughts, feelings, behaviors.

400

Name 3 external triggers

What are People, Places, and Things.

400

What are 2 symptoms of drug/alcohol dependency?

What are 1.Craving 2. Loss of control of use (inability to limit amount used) 3. Physical dependence (withdrawal, shakes, sweating) 4. Tolerance

400

What are the 3 stages of relapse?

What are Emotional, Mental, and Physical Relapse.

500

A key concept in recovery when the thought of being sober forever feels overwhelming

What is one day at a time.

500

Name 2 different cognitive distortions

all-or-nothing thinking, overgeneralizing, mental filter, discounting the positive, jumping to conclusions, minimizing, emotional reasoning, should statements, blaming.

500

Finish the following sequence: Trigger, Thought, _____, _____.

What is Trigger, Thought, Craving, Use.

500

Addiction is a progressive, relapsing, incurable and potentially fatal disease would follow what model in addiction?

What is the disease model.

500

The acronym H.A.L.T stands for?

What is Hungry Angry Lonely or Tired.

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