This n That
True/False
Famous people
who overdosed
Relapse
Prevention Plan
Random
100

Who can become addicted?

Anyone

100

There is good and bad stress

True

100

What killed Matthew Perry?

Ketamine

100

Name 3 components of a RPP?

Support people

Coping skills

Triggers - knowledge is power

100

People, places, and things that spark a sudden urge to use?

Triggers

200

What therapeurtic modality can help resolve trauma?

EMDR - eye movement de-sensitive reprocessing

Brainspotting

ART - acceralted resolution therapy

200

Hanging around old friends is a good way to stay sober.

False

200

What killed Amy Winehouse?

Alcohol (5 times the legal limit)

200

Who can help create a RPP?

CPRS

Counselor

Sponsor

Loved One/Trusted Friend

200

Slang for old self-defeating thought patterns?

Stinkin thinkin

300

What is the CBT chain of thought?


Feelings become thoughts become actions

300

Going for a walk can be a good way to re-set your nervous system.

True

300

What killed Hayden Panettiere?

Xanax, Fentanyl

300

How long does one need to use a RPP?

As long as you're an addict/alchoholic (infinity)

300

The stage of change sustaining new behaviors for 6 months?

Maintenance 

400

Which therapuetic modality balances thoughts and emotions?

DBT (wise mind)


400

Self reflection is a good way to figure out where you are in your recovery?

True


400

What killed Whitney Houston?

cocaine

400

What is a sign that your RPP needs to be revised?

New triggers

Mental or emotional triggers

Wanting to use

Relapsing

400

What is the peak time frame for PAWS symptoms?

90-120 days

500

Why do some people become addicted and others don't?

Genetics, mental health, trauma, environment, stress and repeated exposure.

500

Signs of emotional relapse are also the same for PAWS

True


500

What killed Marilyn Monroe?

Barbituates and chloral hydrate

500

What are the 5 D's of Relapse Prevention?

Delay

Distract

Deep Breath

Drink Water

Decatastrophise

500

Replacing a primary addiction with another compulsive habit?

cross-addiction

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