Terminology
This is the medical term for a person experiencing withdrawal symptoms
What is detoxification
This depressant is one of the most commonly abused substances worldwide?
What is alcohol?
This is the first step in 12-step programs like AA and NA.
What is admitting powerlessness over the substance?
This professional helps individuals with SUD to explore and change their behaviors. (
What is a counselor or therapist
This is the term for a small slip that doesn't result in a full return to substance use.
What is a lapse?
This type of treatment involves medical and psychological care for substance use disorders.
What is rehabilitation?
This drug, also known as meth, is a powerful stimulant.
What is methamphetamine?
This term refers to a safe, structured environment for individuals in recovery.
What is sober living or recovery housing?
This type of medication helps prevent relapses by reducing cravings for opioids.
What is methadone or buprenorphine?
This relapse prevention strategy involves identifying situations that may trigger substance use.
What is identifying triggers?
This is the chronic, relapsing disorder characterized by compulsive drug seeking.
What is addiction?
This substance is often prescribed for pain but has a high potential for addiction
What are opioids?
This is the number of steps in Alcoholics Anonymous' recovery program.
What is twelve?
This process involves medically supervised care to manage withdrawal symptoms?
What is detox?
This term refers to the strong urge or desire to use a substance again.
What is craving?
This acronym stands for medications prescribed to reduce opioid dependence.
MAT - Medication-Assisted Treatment?
This psychoactive drug comes from the cannabis plant.
What is marijuana?
This group setting allows people in recovery to share their experiences.
What is group therapy?
This type of therapy focuses on modifying negative thought patterns associated with substance use.
What is cognitive-behavioral therapy or CBT?
This strategy is used to prevent relapse by learning new coping skills.
What is behavioral modification?
This term refers to the return to substance use after a period of abstinence.
What is relapse?
This substance, often referred to as 'coke,' is a strong stimulant.
What is cocaine?
This document outlines an individual's goals and methods for maintaining sobriety.
What is a recovery plan?
This acronym refers to a program that uses community and peer support to help individuals recover.
What is a 12-step program?
This type of therapy focuses on mindfulness to help manage cravings.
What is mindfulness-based relapse prevention?