Stages of Grief
Unhelpful Thinking
Self Sabotage
Addiction in Media
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This stage of grief is marked by sadness as the reality of the loss sets in. Signs include: sadness, regret, loneliness, difficulty functioning, social withdrawal, changes in sleep and appetite

Depression stage

100

This thinking style is defined as: only seeing the worst possible outcome

Catastrophizing

100
We engage in this self isolating behavior when we withdraw from the people around us

Isolation

100

Who created the 2010 album, Recovery, which focuses heavily on his journey through sobriety, relapse, and rebuilding his life and features songs like "Not Afraid" and "Going through Changes"

Eminem

100

This class of drugs, which includes LSD and psilocybin, alters a person's perception of reality

Hallucinogens 

200

This stage of grief is characterized by strong feelings of frustration, resentment, rage, of injustice after a significant loss

Anger stage

200

This thinking style is defined as: interpreting the situation with little to no evidence

Jumping to conclusions

200
This self sabotaging behavior occurs when we cannot admit we have a problem

Denial

200

This 2000 American psychological drama follows 4 residents of Coney Island whose lives spiral into devastation as they sink deeper into different forms of addiction and obsession

Requiem for a Dream

200

This term refers to the painful physical and psychological symptoms that occur when a dependent person stops using a substance

Withdrawal

300

This stage of grief occurs when a person struggles to accept the reality of a significant loss, shock, or trauma

Denial stage
300

This thinking style is defined as: attempting to guess the thoughts of another person with insufficient evidence

Mind reading

300

We engage in this self sabotaging behavior when we believe we cannot or should not express our emotions to others so we keep them inside

Bottling up emotions

300

Edie Falco stars as Jackie Peyton, a brilliant New York City emergency room nurse secretly addicted to Vicodin and Adderall, in this long running medical drama

Nurse Jackie

300

What year was NA founded?

1953

400

This stage of grief is characterized by coming to terms with the permanent reality of the loss, stopping the fight against what cannot be changed, and learning how to live forward in a world altered by loss

Acceptance stage

400
This thinking style is defined as: viewing situations in the extremes and ignoring the middle ground

Black and white thinking

400

This is one of the most common reasons people sabotage their recovery; we feel this way when we have too much time unaccounted for or wish there were more excitement or chaos

Boredom

400

This 2021 Hulu miniseries starring Michael Keaton explores how Purdue Pharma's aggressive marketing of OxyContin triggered the American opioid crisis

Dopesick

400

The practice of taking active steps to protect, maintain, and improve your physical, mental, emotional, and social health

Self care

500

This stage of grief occurs when someone tries to make deals to change or undo their loss and grief

Bargaining stage

500

This thinking style is defined as: the belief that you are responsible for things outside of your control

Personalization

500

Identify 3 reasons that people self sabotage 

Fear of unknown, fear of failure, comfort with chaos, shame and insecurity, anger and resentment

500

This 2020 Netflix documentary-drama hybrid features tech experts from Silicon Valley sounding the alarm on how social media algorithms manipulate and addict users

The Social Dilemma

500

This term is defined as the experience of finding new meaning and a deeper appreciation for life following trauma

Post traumatic growth

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