Brains and Neurology
Harm Reduction
Self-Care
Literature
History
100

The motivation and reward neurotransmitter

Dopamine

100

Give a non-substance-related example of harm reduction

Seatbelts, life vests, helmets, condoms, etc

100

Actions or thoughts used to change your reaction to a stressful event

Coping strategies

100

This novelist is known for sparkling vampires

Stephenie Meyer

100

The president who started the War on Drugs

Nixon

200

Being exposed to this chemical before birth can cause permanent, untreatable brain damage

Ethanol (alcohol)

200

Tell us one place you can get free Narcan in Denver

Harm Reduction Action Center, any MHBHC location, release from jail, etc

200

Give an example of a prosocial behavior

helping, sharing, donating, comforting, or cooperating, essentially demonstrating kindness and compassion towards others

200

The poet who wrote the words: Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, and I took the one less traveled by, and it has made all the differnece

Robert Frost

200

The first formal treatment centers for addiction in the US began in this decade

1850s

300

The part of the brain most effected by an opiate overdose

Frontal lobe

300

Tell us one place you can order comprehensive kits to test your drugs

The Bunk Police, Dance Safe, etc

300

The HALT skill stands for...

Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired

300

This novelist and short story writer struggled with alcoholism and was known for his brief, to-the-point writing style

Ernest Hemingway

300

In this decade, the first treatment for addiction in the US began as 'sobriety circles' in Native American tribes

1750s

400

The part of your brain responsible for processing emotions and linking emotions to memories

Amydgala

400

Define 'evidence based practice'

A research-based treatment that has been tested in randomized, controlled trials and has been proven to have effective outcomes

400

The Japanese practice of walking in nature to alleviate stress

Shinrin-yoku aka Forest Bathing

400

This satire author served two years in prison sentenced to hard labor after a conviction for gross indecency due to being discovered as gay man

Oscar Wilde

400

This activist was charged with a murder she did not commit, placed on FBIs most-wanted list, and spent a year in jail before becoming a champion activist for systemic change in the criminal justice system

Angela Davis

500

The tiny, microscopic space between neurons

Synaptic gap

500

Name the chemical that is created when you combine and alcohol and cocaine

Cocaethylene

500

The three types of boundaries

Porous, healthy, and rigid

500
Historically, the 3 most commonly banned books in the US are...

1984 by George Orwell

The Catcher in the Rye by JD Salinger

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain

500

This is the birthplace of opium use in the world

Ancient Mesopotamia

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