Boundaries
Change
Substance use
Anxiety
Medications
100

This form of boundary typically involves a physical barrier.

hard boundaries

100

to do this the brain has to use extra energy it does not want to use.

change/new things
100

You are higher risk for this if you use abruptly after an overdose where narcan was administered.

overdose

100

Fear of spending time around others, thoughts that others are staring at you or that you will make a fool of yourself in public is what type of anxiety.

social anxiety

100

This test can tell you what medications would work best for your specific chemical make up.

Genesite test
200

This form of boundary involves mental and emotional preferences or needs

soft boundaries

200

willpower and motivation is effective in making lasting changes. True or false

False
200

abruptly detoxing yourself from these 2 substances could result in death

benzodiazepines, alcohol 

200

This coping skill has found to be effective in reducing symptoms of anxiety as well as anxiety and panic attacks.

Exercise

200

these medications are effective for mood swings, specifically those diagnosed with bi polar disorder.

mood stabilizers

300

setting verbal boundaries for your safety is what type of boundary

soft boundary

300

Doing this reduces the amount of energy the brain uses, and makes change enjoyable.

setting small goals

300

Medications that address addiction by reducing cravings to use. Must be paired with addiction treatment to be effective.

MAT: suboxone, vivitrol.

300

name 3 physical symptoms of anxiety

increased heartrate, physically tense, dilated pupils, dry mouth, shaking, change in body temperature.

300

these medications are effective for addressing depression. They cannot be prescribed to those with bi polar disorder, can cause manic episodes.

antidepressants

400

when an item/location is yours, in your name what boundary is it? 

ownership/hard boundary 

400

what 2 things do goals need to have to be effective in change making?

specific and measurable 

400

This method of outpatient treatment has been found to be most effective in reducing relapse rates/increasing amount of time sober

group therapy

400

PTSD is classified as an anxiety disorder in the DSM 5, True or false

True

400
these medications address symptoms of anxiety, however have a high risk of becoming addicted.
Benzodiazepines
500
"I dont say anything but it bothers me. I wait until I explode and do something extreme". is an example of what?

no boundaries

500
"I will never use again" is an example of an effective small goal. True or false

False

500

Withdrawals are caused by the abrupt stopping of what neurotransmitters.

dopamine, seratonin

500

This diagnoses is a form of anxiety disorder resulting in repetitive behaviors (compulsions) and obsessive thoughts (obsessions).

OCD

500

these medications address symptoms of psychosis.

antipsychotics 
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