Brain
Nutrition
Stress
Shame
Gratitude
100

The brain chemicals that communicate information throughout our brain and body.

What are Neurotransmitters?

100

Name something green you ate this week.

Any green fruit, vegetable.

100

Proper sleep hygiene.

What is going to bed at the same time every night?

What is creating a soothing atmosphere (music, dimmed lights)?

What is reading a book rather than your device?

100

The feeling of "I am not good enough" or "I am bad."

What is shame?

100

Name three things you are grateful for....

How does that make you feel?

200

What is the "happiness" neurotransmitter?

What is Dopamine?

200

Gas stations, fast food restaurants, donut shops, the trash.

Not ideal places to get your primary food source. 

200

Bad examples of sleep hygiene.

Staying up until 3am when you have to wake up at 6am for your new job.

Playing games on your device before bed.

Working on your lap top in bed.

200

TRUE/FALSE Vulnerability is a weakness.

FALSE

200

Gratitude allows us to focus on the _______ in recovery.

Positives

300

GABA

What is the natural "Valium" of the brain?

300

Name foods that naturally increase dopamine.

Eggs,  Fish, Spirulina, Red beets, Bananas, Strawberries, Blueberries, Apples, Kale, and Oregano Oil.

300

________ can lessen the symptoms of withdrawal and naturally jump start your brain making the natural feel good chemicals.

What is exercise?

300

Talking about shame INCREASES/DECREASES your shame.

What is decreases?

300

I am in this state of mind when I practice gratitude.

What is wise mind?


400

Neurochemical known as a natural pain killer

What are endorphins?

400

Name a place you can purchase supplements.

Sprouts, Whole Foods, Natural Grocers

400

------ is a disease that causes deep physical and mental trauma.

What is addiction?

400

_______ is the birthplace of creativity, innovation and change.

What is vulnerability, according to Brene Brown?

400

TRUE/FALSE creating a practice of gratitude increases stress.

FALSE

500

Symptoms related to unbalanced levels of Serotonin.

Anger, obsessive-compulsive disorder, suicide, increased cravings, insomnia, migraines, joint pain, digestive issues, lowered immune function

500

__________ generally leads to a lack of proper nutrition, either as a result of not eating enough throughout the day or eating foods that are low in necessary nutrients

Substance Use

500

TRUE/FALSE - Continued substance use causes the brain to adjust to overwhelming surges, impacting neurotransmitter production and receptor sites.

TRUE

500

The feeling of "I did something bad."

What is guilt?

500

Hungry

Angry

Lonely

Tired

What is HALT?

For EXTRA points: What is Mark Lundholm's version of HALT from the "First Thought Wrong" film?

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