AA/NA
Acronyms
Fill in the Blank
Dangers in Recovery
TX/Therapy
100

What is the 1st step in recovery?

Admitting powerlessness 

100

HALT

hungry, angry, lonely, tired 

100

Our _____ keep us sick

Secrets 

100

Term used to describe someone who no longer uses but hasn't worked on any emotional or behavioral issues

dry drunk

100

Paying attention to the present moment without judgement-

Mindfulness 

200

What is the cardinal rule for all AA/NA meetings?

Anonymity 

200

ACOA

Adult children of alcoholics 

200

The goal is ______ not ______

progress not perfection 

200

What weighs 1000lbs?

The phone 

200

What modality is distress tolerance a key component of?

DBT


300

What years were both AA and NA developed? 

AA 1935

NA 1953

300

PAWS

post-acute withdrawal syndrome 

300

_______ is the answer to all of our problems 

acceptance 

300

"SLIP" is an acronym for

Sobriety lost its priority 
300

These statements "I'm a failure" or "one drink won't hurt" are examples of?

Cognitive distortions 

400

Who developed both AA and NA?

AA- Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob

NA- Jimmy Kinnon 

400
DBT

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy 

400

The brain learns by ________ and _______

Repetition and reward 

400

Replacing 1 addictive behavior for another

Cross addiction

400

5 stages of change 

Precontemplation 

Contemplation 

Preparation 

Action 

Maintenance 

500

What is the difference between “sobriety” and “recovery” in AA/NA terms?

Sobriety is not using substances; recovery includes emotional, behavioral, and spiritual change

500

SMART recovery

Self-Management and Recovery Training

500

Resentment is often described in recovery as the _____ _____ _____

Number 1 offender
500

Safe syringe programs, fentanyl test strips, and Narcan distribution are all examples of?

Harm redcution 

500

What TX are these components of?

-Building and maintaining motivation

-Coping with urges

-Managing thoughts, feelings, and behaviors

-Living a balanced life

SMART recovery

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