Coping Skills
Triggers
Healthy Relationships
Recovery
Recovery Grab Bag
100

Taking slow breaths, going for a walk or listening to music are examples of these. 

What are healthy coping skills?

100

Something that causes a strong feeling or urge is called this. 

What is a trigger?

100

Being able to say "no" is an example of setting this. 

What is a boundary?

100

Recovery is a process, not a ____.

What is destination?

100

True or False: Asking for help is a sign of weakness. 

What is false?

200

Taking slow, deep breaths can help calm this. 

What is stress/anxiety?

200

A trigger can be a person, place, or this. 

What is a situation/thing?

200

A healthy relationship should have this- You should feel physically and emotionally protected. 

What is safety?

200

People you can call when you're having a hard time are part of your support _____.

What is system?

200

Sleep, eating well, and exercise are ways of taking care of this person. 

Who is yourself?

300

Talking to someone you trust when you're struggling is called reaching out for this. 

What is support?
300

True or False: Everyone has the same triggers. 

What is false? 

300

Being truthful with another person is called this. 

What is honesty?
300

Going to meetings, Groups, or counseling can help build this. 

What is support/community?

300

Name one person you could reach out to when you're struggling. 

Answers vary. 

400

Name one healthy way to deal with anger. 

walking, talking, breathing, taking space, etc. 

400

Feeling hungry, angry, lonely, or tired is known by this acronym. 

What is HALT?
400

Admitting when you've done something wrong shows this. 

What is accountability?

400

Taking responsibility for your choices is call this. 

What is accountability?

400

True or False: Having a bad day means your recovery isn't working? 

What is false?

500

Name two healthy coping skills you could use on a bad day. 

Any two coping skills. 

500

Name one thing you can do when you notice a trigger. 

Answers vary: leave, call someone, use a coping skills, breathe, etc. 

500

Name two things that make a relationship healthy. 

Respect, trust, honesty, communication, boundaries, support, etc. 

500

Name one thing that can help someone stay strong in recovery. 

Answers vary: meetings support, coping skills, therapy, routines, etc. 

500

Name one thing you're proud of yourself for. 

ANY ANSWER!!! 

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