Coping Techniques
Healthy Coping
Unhealthy Coping
Relapse Prevention
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100

This is a coping skill that engages your five senses. 

Sensory Coping Skills

100

This coping skill requires you to start doing something you enjoy. This may include fishing, playing an instrument or doing crafts.

Engaging in Hobbies

100

This unhealthy coping mechanism requires someone to withdraw.

Isolation

100

This occurs when you begin using a substance again after a period of sobriety.

Relapse

100
A relapse prevention plan should include these 4 things.

Triggers, Coping Skills, Self-Care and Support.

200

This is a coping skill that requires physical movement.

Active Coping Skills

200

Doing this for at least 5 hours at a time is a healthy coping skill. 

Sleeping

200

Sally may go to TJMaxx and spend a significant amount of money every week when she is feeling sad. What unhealthy coping mechanism is this client using?

 Impulse spending

200
What does H.A.L.T. stand for?

Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired

200

This percentage of drug and alcohol treatment patients is expected to relapse at some point.

60%

300

This is a type of meditation that helps you focus on the present moment without judgment. 

Mindfulness

300

Doing this can help your body feel healthier and provide the fuel you need to get through the day.

Eating healthy

300

Bob is engaging in procrastination, living in the past, oversleeping, toxic positivity, and overworking. What unhealthy coping skill is he engaging in?

Avoidance

300

There are three types of relapse. What are they?

1. Emotional

2. Mental 

3. Physical 

300

This number is a suicide and crisis lifeline that can help people work through potential relapses and serve as a support system for those with mental health concerns.

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

400

Progressive Muscle Relaxation requires the client to do what?

Tensing and relaxing the muscles throughout your body, you can achieve a powerful feeling of relaxation 

400

Taking 3 of these can help lower your heart rate and blood pressure and relax.

Deep breaths

400

Randy is prepared for bad outcomes as well as good ones, but when worry and fear start to hold him back, he continuously worries until it becomes too much. What unhealthy coping skill is he engaging in?

Excessive worry

400

Events, specific people (such as friends who are also using), and certain places can put you at a higher risk of relapsing. These are called what?

Triggers

400

These 3 old aspects of life will likely need to be changed if you are planning to stay sober.

People, Places and Things

500

This technique requires you to imagine you are somewhere else.

Imagery

500

Asking someone for this may sometimes hurt your pride, but it will not hurt your mental health. 

Help
500

One trained person you can talk to about building positive coping skills. 

Therapist

500

Emotions you associate with using, such as sadness, anger, desire, and depression, are what type of trigger?

Internal Trigger

500

Several instances of drinking after you have achieved abstinence. It means that you have drunk more than one alcoholic beverage, but you have not returned to your previous alcohol abuse patterns. 

Lapse

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