Stages Of Change
Dos /Dont's
Making Amends
Cycle of Addiction
Important/ Review
100

What are the stage of change used for

Any change an individual wants to make
100

Everyone in group speak a positive affirmation

:)

100

What step is making amends in AA/NA

Step 8/ Step 9

100

Explain the Go system

The Go system helps people make decisions, particularly those that require significant attention and those involved with planning. People also engage the Go system when they begin behaviors that help them achieve goals

100

What is the most important part of your recovery?

Yourself :)

200

Name 4 things that could lead to relapse

People, Places, Things, not following the steps not attending treatment, not being open to learn, not having coping skills, isolation, boredom 

200

Name two challenges you may face in early recovery

Managing stress and anxiety., finding support, changing old habits, rebuilding relationships, Coping with cravings, overcoming boredom

200

Who do you make amends with first?

Yourself 

200
How do you Break the cycle of addiction?

The stage of change :)

200

Name Three Places boundaries are important

  • at work
  • at home
  • when visiting family
  • when out with friends
300

Explain the maintenance stage of change 

Maintained Recovery- People in maintenance constantly reformulate the rules of their lives and are acquiring new skills to deal with life and avoid relapse. They are able to anticipate the situations in which a relapse could occur and prepare coping strategies in advance.

300

Name six do nots of recovery

1. Expecting Instantaneous Results, 2. Not Finishing The Steps 3. Getting Into A Relationship 4. Comparing Yourself To Others 5. Overcommitting 6. Hanging friends Who Still Use Substances 7.  Believing Relapse Won’t Occur 8. Having Unhealthy Expectations 9. Feeling Ashamed Of Your Struggles 10. Assuming Others Will Quickly Pardon And Trust You

300

Why is making amends important ?

The process can bring significant benefits such as freedom from guilt or shame, regained trust, and increased self-esteem—but making amends is not only about doing good for yourself; it’s also about doing good for others.

300

Addiction affects what parts of the brain? Name 2

The Extended Amygdala

The Prefrontal Cortex 

The Basal Ganglia

300

Name two long term effects of substance use of the brain

  • Impaired cognitive function. 
  • Changes in memory. .
  • Changes in brain connections.  
  • Brain cells die.
400

Name All of the stages of change

Precontemplation

Contemplation

Preparation 

Action 

Maintenance 

(relapse )

400

Name two things that could negatively impact your treatment.

Replacing Addictions, Expecting To Change Instantly, thinking you can't learn, isolating, not doing the work, hiding issues that need to be fixed

400

Name the Four Elements of Trust

Sincerity/ Integrity, Reliability, Competence, Care

400

What is positive reinforcement vs negative reinforcement

Feeling Pleasure- Feeling Relief 

400

Name Kee's Biggest group rule

RESPECT 

500

What is my dogs name? Name 2 

Rilee

Bingo

Pooba

Big Booty

500

Name three recovery Do's

Get Connected, Do the Work, Reduce Triggers, Be patient, Take care of yourself, Listen

500

Name the three types of amends


-Direct amends :involve meeting the individual in person to correct your wrongdoings. Your goal is to show you reflected on your mistakes, are truly sorry for the pain caused, and are ready to translate words into actions

-Indirect amends :There may be situations where the damage caused by your active addiction is irreparable and making amends is not possible. In these circumstances, you can make an indirect amend to rectify the wrong in the best way possible.  -Living amends: Unlike direct and indirect amends, living amends are not aimed at repairing ties with anyone specifically. You have to look at them from a broader perspective. Living amends is the part of your recovery where you must “walk your talk” by incorporating positive, healthy habits into your new sober lifestyle. These amends affirm your commitment to sobriety and focus on how you’ll become a better person moving forward. 

500

Explain the cycle of addiction

The cycle of addiction is created by changes produced in brain chemistry from substance abuse. It is perpetuated by physiological, psychological and emotional dependency. This cycle of addiction continues unrestrained, until some type of intervention occurs

500

Who won the recent rap battle ?

Kendrick of course (Drake is weird)

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