Withdrawal ~ 0-15 days
What is the first stage of recovery?
Activities, lifestyle, places, and things such as dates and money are these types of triggers
What are external triggers?
seeing or hearing things that are not there
What is hallucinations?
neurotransmitter that is a mood stabilizer
What is serotonin?
Joseph has been thinking of losing weight, but has not been able to start exercising like he used to. He has done sit-ups a few mornings during the last few weeks and has attempted to ride his bike at night. Though after lunch he took a nap instead of working out
What is preparation?
this period of recovery is characterized by low energy, anhedonia, and depression
What is the Wall?
Name 3 major community support groups
What are Celebrate Recovery, AA and NA?
Racing thoughts, hyper activity, irritability, difficulty focusing, getting little or no sleep, and high risk behaviors lasting 7 or more days
What is a manic episode?
neurotransmitter related to the reward circuit
What is dopamine?
period of time where you feel cured, relaxation of structure, and discontinuation of recovery behaviors
What is 6 month syndrome or Resolution Stage?
Specific skill set used to assist during times of emotional chaos, such as periods of high anxiety, panic attacks, cravings
What are grounding skills?
Diagnosis where there are behavioral and physical symptoms, which can include withdrawal, tolerance and craving and are associated with risk taking behaviors
What is a substance use disorder?
Internal and external stimuli that cause a craving
What are triggers?
Name 3 things that lead to relapse during the Honeymoon Stage
over confidence
secondary use of alcohol or other drugs
discontinuation of structure
resistance to behavior change
Return to addictive life style
Inability to prioritize
Afraid, Excited, Depressed and Mental Health issues are examples of this type of trigger
What are internal triggers?
having at least 1 manic episode followed by a depressive episode
What is bipolar disorder?
a sudden strong urge that reaches a peak and then goes away
What is a craving?
Period of recovery where you learn to set limits, experience normal emotions, and drift from commitment to recovery
What is the Adjustment stage
A type of relationship where a person or family becomes obsessed with meeting the needs of another and sacrificing their own mental/emotional/ and physical health.
What is codependency?
An emotional response to a terrible event like an accident, rape, or natural disaster
What is trauma?
People who use substances often feel that their lives are out of control. Maintaining control becomes harder and harder the longer they have been abusing substances and will do desperate things to continue to appear normal, ex: lying, stealing, behaving compulsively, isolating
What are addictive behaviors?