Stages of Change
Healthy Habits
Scenarios: stages of Change
Stages of Relapse
Communication styles
100

The individual has decided to change their behavior, and begin to think about how they will do so

What is preparation

100

actions and attitudes which contribute to the maintenance of well-being and personal health and promote human development

what is self-care

100

Suzy is a mother who feels the amount of Vicodin she has been consuming is interfering with her relationship with her children. She has told her husband she would speak with her doctor but consistently "forgets" to do so.

What is contemplation

100

During this stage, a person is not actively thinking about using drugs or alcohol. They remember the last time they used (or relapsed) and don’t want to repeat it.

What is emotional relapse

100
Verbal or Non verbal example "making eye contact"

What is non verbal

200

The individual does not yet realize that they have a problem

What is pre-contemplation

200

Examples of self-care

What is going for a walk, cooking dinner, taking a bath, etc.

200

Roger is an Opioid addict and has been clean for two months. He regularly sees a therapist and attends NA meetings once a week.

What is action

200

Physical relapse?

What is ignoring techniques to stay sober and reacting on urge to use.

200

Passive people don't stand up for their rights.  True or False

What is true

300

The individual has kept the same changes made for over 6 months

What is maintenance

300

These are a group of people who you will tell your goals and plans to

What is a support system

300

Mike is a college student who is struggling with the stress of his coursework. He has been obtaining and nasally ingesting Ritalin to keep himself awake at night to study. Mike believes that Ritalin is not a problem and it is helping him to succeed in school.

What is precontemplation

300

What are the 3 stages of relapse?

What is emotional, mental, and physical

300

People told me I am rude, but that's just because they're weak.

What is aggressive

400

The individual is experience ambivalence about change, they are hesitant to change and the behavior continues

What is contemplation

400

Identifying these will help you better understand the behavior that you're trying to change and also will give you a better plan for when they occur.

What are triggers

400

After 15 years of Opioid dependence, Earnest checked himself into a rehabilitation program. He has been sober for two years and has a large support system around him

What is maintenance

400

Most urges or cravings usually last approximately how long?

What is 15 to 30 minutes max

400

I understand that I have some choices in my life, and when I don't want to do something, I let people know in a respectful way

What is assertive

500

The individual is taking significant steps to end the problem behavior.

What is Action

500

When you start a change right away (like today), you are not giving the plan the seriousness that it deserves, this is why it's important to have a ____ ____.

what is a start date

500

Reba is a high school student who has begun abusing Opioid prescription drugs with some other teens after school. Her best friend tells her the behavior is dangerous but Reba insists she is having fun and the drugs are safe because they came form a pharmacy.

What is precontemplation

500
  • A craving for drugs or alcohol.
  • Thinking about people, places and things associated with past use.
  • Minimizing the consequences of or glamorizing past use.
  • Bargaining.
  • Lying.
  • Thinking of ways to control using.
  • Looking for relapse opportunities.
  • Planning a relapse.

What are signs of mental relapse.

500

Behavior when you express negative feelings indirectly instead of openly talking about them

what is passive-aggressive

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