Urges and Cravings
Boredom
Neglect Responsibility
Isolation
Negative Feelings
100

This term describes a strong desire to use substances during recovery.

What is a craving?

100

Engaging in new hobbies and activities can help individuals in recovery combat this feeling.

What is boredom?

100

his term refers to failing to fulfill obligations at work, school, or home due to substance use.

What is neglect of responsibility?

100

This term describes the state of being separated from others, which can be detrimental during recovery.

What is isolation?

100

This term refers to emotions such as sadness, anger, or anxiety that can challenge recovery efforts.

What are negative feelings?

200

These internal or external cues can trigger cravings in individuals recovering from addiction.

What are triggers?

200

This practice involves focusing on the present moment and can reduce feelings of boredom in recovery.

What is mindfulness?

200

Maintaining this type of balance between work, leisure, and self-care is crucial in recovery to prevent neglecting responsibilities.

What is a healthy balance?

200

Participating in these group meetings can provide support and reduce feelings of isolation in recovery.

What are support groups?

200

This therapeutic technique involves expressing thoughts and emotions through writing, helping to process negative feelings.

What is journaling?

300

 This neurotransmitter is often associated with the brain's reward system and plays a significant role in cravings.

What is dopamine?

300

Establishing this daily plan can provide structure and purpose, helping to alleviate boredom during recovery.

What is a routine?

300

Setting these can help individuals prioritize tasks and avoid neglecting important responsibilities.

What are goals?

300

Building this network of supportive individuals can help combat isolation during recovery.

What is a support network?

300

This relaxation technique involves focusing on breathing to manage stress and negative emotions.

What is deep breathing?

400

This therapeutic approach focuses on changing thought patterns to manage cravings and prevent relapse.

What is cognitive-behavioral therapy?

400

Volunteering in the community can provide a sense of purpose and help mitigate this common challenge in recovery.

What is boredom?

400

This term describes the ability to manage one's time effectively, which is essential to prevent neglecting responsibilities.

What is time management?

400

This type of therapy focuses on improving communication and relationships to address isolation.

What is interpersonal therapy?

400

This type of therapy helps individuals understand and change their thought patterns to manage negative feelings.

What is cognitive-behavioral therapy?

500

This term refers to the phenomenon where a single lapse leads to a full-blown relapse due to feelings of guilt and failure.

What is the Abstinence Violation Effect?


500

This term describes the tendency to engage in risky behavior in response to distress, which can be exacerbated by boredom.

What is negative urgency?

500

This cognitive process involves reflecting on one's actions and their consequences, helping to address neglect of responsibility. 

What is self-reflection?

500

Engaging in these types of activities can help individuals connect with others and reduce isolation.

What are social activities?

500

This term describes the ability to recognize, understand, and manage one's emotions, crucial for handling negative feelings in recovery.

What is emotional intelligence?


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