Name It!
People, Places, Things
What are triggers
Feelings of hopelessness, excessive worry, extreme sadness, guilt, etc.,
What is depression
Refraining from any use of a substance
What is abstinence
Our resident case manager- can assist with sober living, benefits, and other social assistance programs/activities
Who is Amy
This group is based on understanding what relationships in sobriety might look like
What is Healthy Relationships
Licensed professional that is able to support in emotional wellbeing
What is a therapist
Feeling of worry, uneasiness, or nervousness about a real or imagined situation
What is anxiety
Engaging in two or more addictions (multiple substances/behaviors)
What is cross-addiction
Our outpatient team that assists with continuing treatment (peers, therapists, case managers, and medical staff)
What is Recovery Clinic
This group is based on exploring how we view ourselves and how that can impact our sobriety
What is Self-Esteem & Addiction
The most addictive substance in the US today
What is nicotine
Unpredictable shifts in mood, ranging from extreme energy and heightened mood to depressive symptoms
What is bipolar disorder
A person whose behavior allows a loved one to continue self destructive behaviors
What is an enabler
Your favorite Peer Specialist
Who is Brandon
This group explores: pre-contemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, maintenance, and relapse
What is Stages of Change
The most socially acceptable substance in the US today
What is alcohol
This disorder is marked by intense emotional swings, unstable relationships, fear of abandonment, and difficulty with self-image and impulse control.
What is borderline personality disorder
Strategy aimed at reducing substance use AND negative consequences of substance use
What is harm reduction
He is able to answer medical questions and provide prescriptions
Who is Dr. Kevin
This group helps you work with your therapist to set goals that match your personal recovery journey
What is Treatment Planning
Condition of being reliant/dependent on a substance for a lengthened period of time
What is addiction
A severe breakdown in thought/emotion/behavior, leading to faulty perception of reality
What is schizophrenia
A medication meant to assist in reversing opioid overdoses
What is Narcan (Naloxone)
What is the difference between a counselor (Reign, Jimmie, Caleb, Megan, etc.), and a therapist (Julia K., Julia H.)?
What is a license
This group focuses on uncovering your shadow self to heal deep-seated wounds.
What is Shame and Resilience