Coping Skills
In-the-Book Skills
Recovery-Related
Neurobiology
Random
100

Name 1 coping skill you can use when stressed.

Take a walk, journal, color, watch a movie, etc.
100

If Haley wants to go to a bar, but I suggest we go to a hockey game instead. Which tool from the book am I using? 

Change it or Leave it

100

Meetings where people with similar challenges come together to share, support, and help each other.

Support Group or Self-Help group

100

Which body part do drugs affect the most? 

Brain

100

What is Self-care?

making time to rest, recharge, & meet your own needs — not just your responsibilities.  

200

True or False: Ignoring your feelings makes them go away.

False

200

I got an A+ on my final exam, usually I would celebrate by going out to get drinks but instead I go on a shopping spree for myself. Which tool from the book is this...

Reward Myself

200

Over time, drugs can make the brain need more to feel the same effect. This is called?

Tolerance 

200

The brain can create new connections- even in recovery. True or False.

True

200

Self-care always costs money. True or False. 

False

300

What is the difference between an unhealthy and a healthy coping mechanism?

Healthy coping: Helps you face feelings safely & supports your well-being


Unhealthy coping: Numbs/avoids feelings but causes harm or bigger problems later

300

I get a craving, I tell myself I won't use for an hour, and go to the pool with my friend instead. What tool from the book am I using? 

Delay, Distract, Decide

300

When the BODY itself feels a direct need for a drug, it's called?

Dependence

300

Patience is important in recovery because...

Change takes time; the brain has to heal.

300

A trigger is...

person, place, or thing; anything that brings up strong cravings, memories, or feelings that make you want to use

400

 Self-compassion is...

treating yourself kindly, especially during hard times

400

Name 4 Skills from the book.. 

any 4 skills from the book


400
Name 2 of the Stages of Change.

Precontemplation, Contemplation, Preparation, Action, Maintenance 

400

Adolescents are at more risk for addiction because:

Their brains are still developing, putting them at greater risk for developing an addiction

400

When a person stops using a drug they’ve become dependent on, they go through.

Withdrawal

500

Name 3 Coping Skills you use when you experience a craving. 

Walk, watch TV, sing, dance, journal, etc.

500

It is a really hard day for me & I am struggling. I sit down on my bed, close my eyes, & imagine myself as a confident, motivated, strong woman. This tool is...

I am Powerful

500

This type of plan helps you know what to do when you feel triggered.

Relapse Prevention Plan

500

This brain chemical is often called the “feel-good” chemical...

Dopamine

500

A decision or behavior that has a greater chance of leading to harm or negative consequences is called a...

High risk choice