Addiction Is a Process
What stage in the example of "Addiction as a Process" states:
"Drink every few weekends during freshman year in college, including some binge drinking (suffer hangovers but recover fairly quickly)."
Stage 2.
What stage in the example of "Mental Health Disorders are Process" states:
"Begin having trouble getting out of bed in the morning and appetite decreases over the next few weeks."
Stage 1 and/or Stage 2
What stage in the example of "Relapse is a Process" states:
"Go to her house and see drug paraphernalia out in the open."
Stage 3
What occurs when you start fantasizing and remember the good times you had when intoxicated?
ex:
"You remember feeling better before starting medications for your addiction and mental health disorder...."
Euphoric Recall
What emotion resonates with compassion and sentimental?
Love.
What stage in the example of "Addiction as a Process" states:
"Drink nearly every day as junior year starts (attend class infrequently, so grades suffer greatly and have to drop out of college)."
Stage 5.
What stage in the example of "Mental Health Disorders are Process" states:
"Miss more and more days at work and am reprimanded for not keeping up with workload. "
Stage 6
What stage in the example of "Relapse is a Process" states:
"Run into an old using friend at the grocery store and exchange pleasantries."
Stage 1
What addictive thinking appear during a weak moment, you might start thinking how drinking alcohol or using other drugs would magically fix all of your problems?
Magical Thinking
What emotion resonates with insecurity and gloominess.
Sadness.
What stage in the example of "Addiction as a Process" states:
"Start drinking alcohol occasionally in high school at friends' parties (few, if any, consequences)."
Stage 1
What stage in the example of "Mental Health Disorders are Process" states:
"Stop returning phone calls to friends and family members."
Stage 5
What stage in the example of "Relapse is a Process" states:
"Asked to meet another friend or two at a bar that was frequent using spot in the past."
Stage 4
What addictive thinking means that you think about and focus on the hassles or inconveniences aspects of recovery?
ex:
"You obsess about the hassles of recovery..."
Awfulizing Abstinence
What emotion resonates with contentment and delight?
Joy.
What stage in the example of "Addiction as a Process" states:
"Drink nearly every weekend over the summer between freshman and sophomore years (parents and friends start to question this change in behavior)"
Stage 3
What stage in the example of "Mental Health Disorders are Process" states:
"Start calling in sick to work occasionally when it's hard to get out of bed."
Step 3
What stage in the example of "Relapse is a Process" states:
"Witness friends drinking alcohol and using drugs at the bar."
Stage 5
As you go through recovery, you start replacing this addictive thinking with "________ _______".
This occurs when you realize that your alcohol or other drug use is destructive.
Sober Thinking
What emotion resonates with apprehension and horror?
Fear.
What stage in the example of "Addiction as a Process" states:
"Escalate to drinking at least one weeknight in addition to weekend drinking during sophomore year (late for class occasionally and get behind on homework; grades start to suffer"
Stage 4
What stage in the example of "Mental Health Disorders are Process" states:
"Make excuses to avoid going out with friends."
Step 4
What stage in the example of "Relapse is a Process" states:
"Get call from friend to catch up and receive an invitation to "come on over" (she says she "barely uses" anymore)"
Stage 2
When you engage in __________ ____________, you are forgetting that your substance use involves loss of control and self-destruction and that not taking your medication lead to serious problems.
Magical Thinking
What emotion resonates with interrupted and flabbergasted?
Surprise.