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This Week in IOP
Trauma Personality Types
Recovery Stuff
200

A group of people who help you during your recovery and daily life. 

What are supports? 

200

Where would you take a sick boat? 

To the dock
200

This involves an intentional decision to let go of resentment and anger. The act that hurt or offended you might always be with you. But working on this can lessen that act's grip on you

What is forgiveness? 

200

When the individual reacts aggressively.

(Bully)

What is Fight? 

200

What does D.O.C stand for? 

Drug of Choice

300

A toolbox that has coping skills, a list of people to call, and place to go. 

What is relapse prevention plan? 

300

What belongs to you but everyone uses it?

Your Name

300

This is a response to loss. This can have different responses in the emotional, physical cognitive, behavioral, social, cultural, spiritual dimensions of life. 

What is Grief? 

300

When the individual becomes hyperactive and seeks escape.

What is Flight?

300

Name a group rule

  • Respect confidentiality.
  • Be Honest. Your full participation and recovery-oriented feedback is required.
  • If you bring food/drinks into group room, clean up after yourself prior to exiting.
  • Arrive to group on time; if you are more than 10 minutes late, you will not be allowed into group until the next break.
  • Turn cell phone off or on silent, not on vibrate.
  • Go to the restroom and get coffee prior to group and on break.
  • Smoking is only permitted during break times and in designated areas. Absolutely no smoking or vaping is allowed in the building
  • No getting up while in group setting for it may interrupt the flow of group.
  • No threatening or aggressive behavior is permitted in group.
  • Be respectful of others and speak one at a time. No side conversations.
  •  Do not present to group under the influence; if you are suspected to be under the influence, you will be asked to provide a urine or oral sample and an Uber will be called to transport you home. Please note that we are required by law to contact authorities if a client drives themselves off the premises while under the influence. 
  •  No inappropriate or sexual relationships with any staff members/group members/H&I facilitators.
  • No selling or sharing of any medications. Any suspicion or proof of this happening will be reported to law enforcement and discharge from the program will occur.
  •  Absolutely no weapons of any kind allowed on the property.
  •  Dress in a respectable way. No revealing clothing or clothing with suggestive language should be worn to group.
400

This is an especially strong desire for a certain thing.

What are cravings? 

400

What kind of murderer is full of fiber?

A cereal Killer

400

True or False: Self care is something that you only do when you are stressed out

What is false?

400

the people pleaser "the price of admission to any relationship is the forfeiture of all my needs, rights, preferences and boundaries. 

What is Fawn? 

400

What does H.A.L.T stand for? 

Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired

500

These help you to deal with and overcome struggles and difficulties in life. It is a way for us to maintain our mental and emotional well-being.

What are coping skils? 

500

How many pounds of dirt is in a 3 by 4 foot hole? 

None, it is a hole. 

500

A state of active, open attention on the present (thoughts, feelings, body sensations, things going on around us)

What is mindfulness? 

500

When the individual becomes numb and disassociates in the face of the threat. (Couch Potato)

What is Freeze? 

500

Astraphobia is the fear of...

What are storms? 

no negative points if wrong

600

A stimulus - such as a person, place, situation, or thing - that contributes to an unwanted emotional or behavioral response. 

What are triggers? 

600

What building in North America has the most stories? 

The Library

600

What are the five stages of Grief in order? 

Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance. 

There is no correct order.

Get them all Double points

600

This disorder may last months or years, with triggers that can bring back memories of the trauma accompanied by intense emotional and physical reactions.

What is PTSD? 

600

What is the difference between Asociality and Antisociality

Asociality (unsociable) relates to preferring a lack of social interaction and more solitary activities. Antisociality is characterized by a lack of empathy and difficulties in maintaining long-term relationships, as well as exploitative, deviant, and criminal behavior.1

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