This is the unresolved emotional pain or belief that many people in recovery discover they were trying to avoid through substance use.
What is the core wound?" or "What is unresolved trauma?"
This food is commonly used as a bribe, reward, or peace offering in therapy and recovery groups.
Pizza
This is what you do immediately after stopping a negative thought, to reinforce healthier thinking.
What is replace it with a positive or realistic thought?"
This is the unresolved emotional pain or belief that many people in recovery discover they were trying to avoid through substance use.
"What is the core wound?" or "What is unresolved trauma?" (Acceptable answers may include "What is emotional pain?" or similar.)
What are good rules for group?
Respect Everyone
One person speaks at a time.
No interrupting, judging, or making fun of answers.
Encourage and support each other.
Confidentiality
What’s shared in group stays in group.
Participation is Encouraged, Not Forced
Everyone is welcome to answer or pass.
You can work as a team or individually, depending on the format.
This is the term for the thinking pattern that convinces someone they don’t need help or can control their use, even after consequences.
"What is denial?"
Regaining lost ______ is a part of the recovery process.
Trust or lost of relationships
Name 5 things you can do to reestablish trust with family members.
1. Be honest
2. communication directly/ effectively
3. Engage in family therapy
4. Work the steps/ include family in recovery like things
5. work an honest program
6. Be vulnerable with family
7. Include them with decision making
Answers can vary but must be close
What does a sponsor do?
and what is step 9 for (AA)
1) Help newcomers get acclimated 2) Provide guidance 3) Warn sponsorees when they get off the path of recovery.
Made direct amends to such people wherever possible, except when to do so would injure them or others.”
This term describes when someone constantly thinks in extremes like “always” or “never,” often targeted by thought-stopping techniques.
PART 2 : This type of automatic thought often feeds addiction and includes assumptions like “I’ll never be good enough” or “I can’t handle this.”
"What is black-and-white thinking?"
PART 2: What are cognitive distortions?"