Stages of Change
Self Care
Coping Mechanisms
Substance Effects & Education
12-Steps & Support Groups
100

This is the stage where a person recognizes a need for change, but has not yet committed to acting 

What is the Contemplation Stage

100

Most adults require ____ to ___ hours of sleep each night

7 to 9 hours

100

This technique involves focusing entirely on the present moment to manage cravings and anxiety

What is mindfulness 

100

The primary "feel good" chemical and reward neurotransmitter in the brain affected by addictive substances

What is Dopamine

100

A well known fellowship prayer that begins with "God, grant me the serenity"

What is the Serenity Prayer

200

The first step in the change process where a person is not yet considering change

What is Precontemplation

200

Name one consequence of not getting enough sleep

What is lack of concentration, being impatient, not motivated

200

An acronym standing for hungry, angry, lonely, and tired. Used to check personal triggers. 

What is HALT

200

Because it is frequently used first by young people, marijuana is often called this type of drug

What is a gateway drug

200

A mentor who volunteers their time to help by sharing their experience, strength, and hope

What is a Sponsor 

300

You experience a setback and return to your former behavior, which is treated as a normal part of the learning cycle rather than a total failure. 

What is Relapse 

300

What are two things that can promote positive mental health?

Exercise, mindfulness, positive friendships, talking about your problems, having an outlet for anger and frustration, getting enough sleep, eating healthy, ect. 

300

An invisible fence that we enforce arround ourselves

What is boundaries

300

A primary, chronic disease of the brain reward, motivation, memory, and related brain circuits is referred to as _______

What is Addiction

300

Participants follow a structured, sequential framework focused on acceptance, personal inventory, and making amends

What is the 12-Step Program 

400

This stage involves the overt modification of behavior, where an individual actively implements their recovery plan day to day

What is the Action Stage

400

Having enough of this vitamin helps with overall mental health, mood, and maintain general health. 

What is Vitamin D

400

In the popular 5-4-3-2-1 grounding technique used to manage acute anxiety, what sensory element do you identify one of?

What is things you can taste

400

Taking more than one drug or substance at the same time is known as this pattern

What is Polysubstance use

400

This is a popular nickname given to the core foundational text of Alcoholics Anonymous 

What is the Big Book

500

During this stage, a person gathers resources, make a concrete plan, and intends to take action in the very near future (usually within the next month)

What is the Preparation Stage

500

What are the five categories of self care?

What is physical, intellectual, social, emotional, and spiritual

500

_______is a coping skill you may use in an attempt to take your mind off of worry or stress-inducing thoughts

What is Distraction

500

Intoxication with this specific class of stimulant drugs can cause agitation, grandiosity, diaphoresis (heavy sweating), tachycardia, and suicidal ideation 

What is Methamphetamine

500

Step 1 requires admitting powerlessness over the addiction and recognizing that life has become _______

What is Unmanageable

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