NA/AA
Smart Recovery
Motivation & Change
Relapse Prevention
Recovery Skills
100

What is the AA phrase for the daily practice of maintaining sobriety?

"One day at a time."

100

What is needed to make a goal SMART

S-Specific

M-Measurable

A-Achievable 

R-Relevant to recovery

T-Time-Based/sensitive

100

True or False: Motivation in recovery is constant and unchanging.

False

100

What is the first step in relapse prevention?

Identifying high-risk situations

100

A desire or dream you try to achieve in a certain amount of time, no matter the costs.

What are goals

200

Who are the two co-founders of AA

Who is Dr. Bob and Bill W.?

200

What does SMART stand for?

Self-Management and Recovery Training

200

Name one stage of the Stages of Change model.

Precontemplation, Contemplation, Preparation, Action, or Maintenance

200

Name one internal trigger that can increase relapse risk.

Stress, negative emotion, or craving

200

Our brain learns by ________ and _________.

What is repetition and reward

300

What is the final step in the 12 Steps of AA?

"Having had a spiritual awakening as a result of these steps, we tried to carry our message to alcoholics, and to practice these principles in all our affairs"?

300

SMART Recovery focuses on changing what three things to support recovery?

Thoughts, feelings, and behaviors 

300

What is the first step in considering behavior change?

Contemplation

300

A strategy that involves planning ahead for situations where relapse is likely is called?

Coping Skills

300

A selection of helpful _________ techniques that may help to keep your mind and body connection when confronted by flashbacks or intense

What are Grounding Techniques 

400

A group for the friends and family members of individuals that struggle with drug addiction.

What is Al Anon?

400

What year was SMART established?

1994

400

What counseling approach helps strengthen motivation by exploring personal reasons for change?

Motivational Interviewing

400

The technique that focuses on noticing cravings without acting on them(Rise, Peak Fall) is called?

Urge Surfing 

400

In recovery, what skill derives from DBT, used to manage overwhelming emotions to stay in the present moment?

What is mindfulness?


500

Which step has the same number of words as the step number?

Step 7

500

Which skills does SMART Recovery focus on developing?

Cognitive, emotional, and behavioral skills.

500

What are the 3 phases of the motivation cycle?

Action, Reward, Motivation

500

What term describes the combination of people, places, and emotions that together increase the likelihood of relapse?

High-risk situation

500

This skill helps individuals replace negative, distorted thoughts with healthier, more realistic ones during recovery.

What is cognitive restructuring?

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