Marijuana
Coping Skills
Alcohol
Mental Health
Prescription & Over-The-Counter pills/medicine
100
This is the main psychoactive chemical in marijuana that affects mood, memory, and motivation

What is THC?

100

This term includes the practice of taking an active role in doing things that improve your well-being and happiness. Works well to prevent burn-out, relapse, or over-working oneself.

What is: Self-care

100

Alcohol is classified as this type of drug because it slows down the brain and body

What is: Depressant

100

Substance use can make symptoms of this condition worse, even if it feels helpful at first

What is: anxiety, depression, trauma, etc. 

100

Taking a prescription medicine that is not prescribed to you is considered:

What is: misuse

200

Using marijuana regularly affects this aspect of the developing brain

What is: decision-making/memory/attention/learning/emotional regulation

200

This activity includes controlling the breath to stay calm and regulate the nervous system

What is: deep breathing/grounding

200

Drinking a large amount of alcohol is referred to as:

What is: Binge drinking

200

A sudden, overpowering fright response or feeling of terror for no known reason, often mistaken for a heart attack,  is an example of this.

What is: Panic attack

200

Adderall and Ritalin are often misused to do better at this

What is: School work/studying/to focus

300

A common myth says that marijuana is not addictive; however, regular use of marijuana can be diagnosed as:

What is cannabis use disorder

300

How can therapy be used as a tool for overcoming addiction?

What is: support, having someone who listens, having a safe-space, learning coping skills and regulating emotions, learning about oneself, etc. 

300

Mixing alcohol with medications like Xanax or opioids greatly increases the risk of this:

What is: Overdose or respiratory depression

300

Keeping to yourself, stopping communication with friends and family, and wanting to be alone most of the time is called what?

What is: Isolating

300

This common store-bought medicine can be misused to get high or feel different. (Hint: it is a liquid)

What is: cough-syrup

400

High potency marijuana can cause or increase the risk of this mental health disorder

What is anxiety/panic attacks

400

This coping skill is considered as a physical activity (multiple possible answers)

What is: Walking, running, exercising, yoga, biking, etc. 

400

Alcohol can increase symptoms of this mental health disorder, especially in adolescents

What is: depression or anxiety

400

This mental health disorder includes losing interest, low energy, and feeling numb.

What is: depression

400

Mixing prescription pills with alcohol makes this fatal outcome much more likely:

What is: over-dose

500

What are some withdrawal symptoms of marijuana?

What is: Irritability, lack/loss of sleep, cravings, anxiety, weight gain/loss, gastrointestinal tract symptoms, etc. 

500

A mental state achieved by focusing one's awareness on the present moment, while calmly acknowledging and accepting one's feelings, thoughts, and bodily sensations, used as a therapeutic technique.

What is: Mindfulness

500

Name five ways to stay safer if using alcohol.  

Know your tolerance, drink water, eat first, always watch your drink, have a buddy, don't drink alone, alternate alcoholic drinks with non-alcoholic ones, bring condoms, have a safe way home or safe place to stay, etc.

500

This term refers to an individual resuming substance use after a period of abstinence or recovery

What is: relapse

500

Pills that look real but are not from a pharmacy may contain this dangerous drug:

What is: fentanyl