Symptoms
Triggers
Coping Skills
Science
100

True or False? A cognitive symptom of PAWS creates the inability to learn new skills and affects short term memory.

True 

100

What can we do that is important whenever it comes to triggers?

Being aware of them.

100

AA/NA/SMART Recovery/Celebrate Recovery are all examples of?

Support Systems

100

True or False? Every person experiences PAWS for the same duration of time?

False

200

Anxiety, depression and mood swings are examples of what withdrawal?

Emotional

200

Where should triggers be identified?

A Relapse Prevention Plan

200

Journaling/Music/Art are all forms of what type of coping skill?

Distraction

200

Where is stress formed?

The Prefrontal Cortex

300

_____ is “loss of interest in activities or a reduced ability to find pleasure in normally enjoyable experiences.”

Anhedonia

300

_________ are a form of social and emotional support to aid your recovery process. Therefore, you are never alone.

12 Step Meetings  

300

Combating stress can be done with natural dopamine. How is this obtained?

Physical Activity/Self-fulfilling actions

300

What Phenomenon is PAWS closely related to?

PTSD

400

How is willpower diminished?

Stress through your prefrontal cortex.

400

Death, Job Loss, & Financial Stress are what types of triggers?

Emotional

400

What is a coping skill that helps manage stress?

Meditation/breathing techniques

400

When is the onset of PAWS?

7 to 14 days after acute withdrawal.

500

What are the three categories of symptoms?

Emotional, Physical and Cognitive

500

What should we do whenever experiencing a craving?

Understand that it will pass.

500

What lifestyle change can you make to balance maladaptive health?

Diet/eating healthy

500

______ “occurs when tissue (physical) dependence has developed after chronic use and the person suddenly stops using.”

Acute Withdrawal

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