AVOID
CRAVINGS
CHANGE
HOLIDAYS
LONELINESS
100

What is a trigger?

People, places or situations that increase risk.

100

What is urge surfing?

Riding out urges

100
What is something you cannot change?

The past, other people, the weather, natural disasters, etc.

100

What is a two-letter protective word?

NO!

100

What is the opposite of isolation?

Connection

200

People, places, or __________

Things

200

What are early craving signals?

Feeling withdrawn, "off", out of sorts.

200

What is the definition of mindset?

An internal shift in thinking

200

What is a sober support?

Someone who supports sobriety

200

What does reaching out mean?

Calling or texting someone

300

What does HALT stand for?

Hungry, angry, lonely, or tired

300

What is the peak time for cravings?

20 minutes

300

What does "one day at a time" mean?

Focusing on today.

300

What is self-care?

Getting plenty of rest, having boundaries, being selfish in your recovery, practicing healthy habits.

300

What is volunteering?

Helping others

400

What is an exit plan?

Prepared plan to leave early.
400

What strategies can you use to cope with cravings?

Exercise, talk, prayer, hot baths, writing and journaling, listening to music, splashing face with cold water.

400

What is a support system?

Social support from family, friends, or support groups.
400

How can you avoid stress during the holidays?

Keep your regular routine, get your shopping ahead of time, don't get caught up in the holiday drama.

400

What is sharing feelings?

Talking openly about feelings

500

What is a boundary?

Saying "no" to protect recovery.

500

True or False: Craving equals relapse

False

500

What is something you can change.

My attitude, sobriety, self-care, employment, education, etc.

500

Name 4 dangerous emotions

Anger, resentment, self-pity, sadness, loneliness, guilt, shame, excitement

500

What is an important reminder in sobriety?

YOU ARE NOT ALONE!

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