Triggers
Feelings, experiences, people, places, and things that may be associated with alcohol and drug use.
Triggers
High Risk Modes of HIV Transmission
Blood, Breast milk, and Sexual Fluids
Feeling that you are wanted belong in the group you are in
What is Acceptance
Throwing things, yelling, swearing
What is unhealthy ways to handle your stress.
Enjoying non-verbal use of body language and touch to show love
What is Physical Touch
First step in dealing with a Trigger
Cannot be transferred between humans and animals
What is HIV
Feeling that you are valued and change is made because of your expression of concerns
Respect
Occurs when a person has to decide between two or more goals
What is Conflict
Thoughtfulness, make your partner a priority
What is how to communicate to "Receiving Gifts"
Dealing with a trigger when avoidance is not possible
Interrupt them
Saliva, Mucus, Sweat, Tears, and Body Waste
No Risk Body Fluids
Substance use affects your perception of your basic need for food and water
What is most substances may make you feel less or more hungry, and you are less likely to desire healthy food choices.
Three commons types of stressors
What is pressures, frustrations, and conflicts
Uninterrupted and focused conversations. One on One time is important.
What is how to communicate to "Quality Time"
Three types of common triggers
What is internal, external, and sensory triggers
What does HIV stand for?
Human Immunodeficiency Virus
Whether two or more people have the same things in common and if the differences matter.
What is Compatibility.
Can be internal and external obstacles that block reaching a goal
Frustrations
Sending an unexpected note, text, or card.
What is actions to take for "Words of Affirmation"
Five steps that lead to a relapse
Trigger, Thought, Craving, then Use.
What does AIDS stand for?
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
Feeling someone's problem vs just understanding the problem
Creating a balanced lifestyle and managing your time
Restructuring You Life
Lacking follow through on small and large task
Things to avoid with "Acts of Service"