12-Step
Who guides you through the steps?
Sponsor
What stage is when you don't realize that you have a problem?
Precontemplation
Martyr of the family
Caretaker (Enabler)
The "addict" part of you wants to use but the "recovery" part doesn't. "Stinking thinking"
Mental Relapse
Peoples, places or things
Triggers
What are two examples of service positions?
Greeter, chairperson, coffee-maker
The stage when a person starts seeing a counselor, attending meetings, working on their own, or some combination of these.
Action
Usually the eldest child, overachiever, and perfectionist.
Hero
The phase where our obsession with using drugs and our cravings come back.
Physical Relapse
When we distance ourselves from our support system, we convince ourselves that everything is ok.
Denial
What is the meeting after the meeting?
Fellowshipping
People start weighing the costs and benefits of change and may experience ambivalence.
Contemplation
Youngest child, desperate for the approval of others
Mascot
The phase that you're more prone to relapse in the earlier days of recovery.
Emotional
A focus on the moral aspects of life.
Spirituality
What is the purpose of a 10th step inventory?
Personal accountability
A person has decided their life needs to change and are open to seriously considering options.
Preparation
Middle or youngest child; have trouble forming intimate relationships.
Lost child
Our thinking back to its old way, insane yet familiar ways of dealing with life.
Compulsive behaviors
What is the gateway "drug"?
Trauma
Name the three indispensable spiritual principles.
Honesty, open-mindedness, and willingness
People continue building confidence during this stage and continue seeking support from those they trust
Maintenance
2nd oldest child, they become estranged from their family.
Scapegoat
We keep it a secret out of fear, shame or pride
External Turmoil
Destructive or unhealthy behaviors or habits that undermine your goals.
Self-sabotage