Emotional Regulation
This stress response involves people-pleasing.
Fawn
Eating nutritious foods, exercising, and abstaining from substances are examples of ways to do this.
Repairing the brain
Personal space and touch are examples of this boundary type.
Physical
Matrix RP means this.
Relapse Prevention
This is your IOP counselor.
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This attachment style involves difficulty becoming close to others.
Avoidant
This is the neurotransmitter is released when you engage in pleasurable activities.
Dopamine
This boundary style often involves being overly trusting of others, inability to assert personal values, and passive communication.
Porous
Matrix ERS means this.
Early Recovery Skills
This is the year Grand Summit opened.
2025
This stage of relapse involves considering, justifying, and/or planning substance use.
Mental
This part of the brain is involved in rational decision-making and executive function.
Prefrontal Cortex
This boundary style often involves distrust in others, being guarded with personal information, and conflict avoidance.
Rigid
People, places, and things are examples of these types of triggers.
External
This is what CPSW stands for.
Certified Peer Support Worker
This is the name for the space between hypoarousal and hyperarousal.
Window of tolerance
This part of the brain is involved in storing memories.
Hippocampus
Your sharing of money and possessions refers to this boundary type.
Material
Lying, stealing, and disorganization are examples of these types of behaviors.
Addictive
These staff members can address mental health needs.
Therapists (AJ, Linda, Susie)
This therapeutic approach accounts for the coexistence of seemingly contradictory ideas and explores skills such as Opposite Action, Wise Mind, and PLEASE.
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
This part of the brain is involved in emotional reactions to stimuli.
Amygdala
Your thoughts and ideas are involved in this type of boundary.
Intellectual
Gambling, over-eating, and self-harm are examples of these types of behaviors.
Compulsive
These staff members can help make connections to resources such as SNAP, housing, and workforce connections. (Must provide acronym with full title.)
CSW (Community Support Worker) or CPSW (Certified Peer Support Worker)