Relapse Prevention
People, Places, and Things that cause your brain to crave substances; if you are unaware of them they could be a factor for relapse.
What are Triggers
One ___ at a ____
What is "One Day at a Time?"?
_______ Makers ____ __!
What is Meeting Makers Make it!?
What are three thinking distortions
What are
This step relates to making amends to those wronged by our addiction.
What is Step Nine?
A plan set in place to help prevent relapse.
What is a Relapse Prevention Plan/After Care Plan?
To ____ it you have to ____ __ ____
What is "To Keep it You Have to Give it Away"?
__ Meetings in __ days
What is 90 Meetings in 90 Days?
What should you have in place before you leave Jackson House?
What is a relapse prevention plan.
The only requirement to join NA
What is a desire to stop using?
H.A.L.T
What is Hungry, Angry, Lonely, and Tired?
Do the ____ _____ _____
What is "Do the Next Right Thing"?
This person will help you through the 12 steps
What is a Sponsor?
What is the opposite of addiction
What is "connection"
The only step you MUST get right EVERY SINGLE DAY.
What is Step One?
Convincing yourself that it is okay to engage in addictive behaviors or use substances is called ____?
What is Justification or Rationalization?
It _____ if You ____ it!
What is "It Works if You Work it!"?
You should designate one of your meetings as your ____ _____
What is Home Group?
How does AOD counselor Robert meditate
What is create a "watercolor painting"
The step where you make a searching and fearless moral inventory
What is Step Four?
This state of mind is harmful to recovery. its characterized by being too comfortable or unmotivated to "do the work"
What is Complacency?
________ before Personalities.
What is "Principles Before Personalities"?
The three sides of the Triangle - AA's three legacies
What are Unity, Service, and Recovery?
Can your thoughts create your reality or does your reality change your thoughts?
What is "both are true"
Three indispensable spiritual principles in the 12 step fellowship are (hint: thing of H.O.W)
What are Honesty, Open-mindedness, and Willingness?