Commonly used term for a SUD involving compulsive use despite harm
What is Addiction
Using that interferes with life, health or responsibilities
What is a substance Use Disorder
Drugs that slow down the central nervous system
What are Depressants
A commitment to stop using
What is Abstinence
Connection to something greater than oneself, linked to meaning and purpose
What is Spirituality
Substances that change mood, feelings, or consciousness
What are Psychoactive Drugs
Symptoms that occur when a person stops using a substance
What is Withdrawal
Drugs that speed up the central nervous system
What are Stimulants
A structured plan to avoid triggers and stay sober
What is a Relapse Prevention Plan
Qualities like compassion, honesty, and gratitude---- that guide behavior
What are Spiritual Values
Using a substance in a way that causes social, legal, or health problems
What is Drug Abuse
Return to using after abstinence
What is Relapse
Drugs that distort perception and experiences
What are Hallucinogens
People, places or things that increase the urge to use
What are Triggers
Practices like meditation, prayer, or reflection that help people feel grounded
What are Spiritual Practices
The process of needing more of a substance to get the same effect
What is Tolerance
The inability to control or cut down substance use
What is Impaired control
Drugs including heroin, fentanyl, and Rx painkillers
What are Opioids
Supportive group of people who help maintain recovery
What is a Support Network
Feelings of support by others, the universe, or a higher power in recovery
What is Spiritual Support
The physical need or psychological need for a substance to function normally
What is Dependence
Continuing use despite knowing it causes physical or psychological harm.
What is Addiction
2 drugs taken together intensify each other's impact
What is Synergistic effect
Rebuilding physical, emotional, and social health after addiction
What is Recovery
Aligning actions with new beliefs, leading to healing & growth
What is a Spiritual Transformation