Outpatient/ Group
Staff Questions
Coping Skills
Withdrawal symptoms
Fun Facts about drugs/ alcohol
100

Where do you check in for group?

PCA desk/ Front desk

100

If you need a bus pass, psych appointment, or are completing an intake you see these staff members. 

Darrell, Caretha, Armenay (Front Desk)

100

Going for a walk, stretching, or working out are examples of this type of healthy coping skill that helps release stress chemicals in the body.

Exercise

100

This common withdrawal symptom causes people to feel very tired, irritable, or unable to relax.

Fatigue

100

This stimulant found in coffee, tea, and energy drinks is the most widely consumed psychoactive drug in the world.

Caffeine

200

What must you have when attending group?

Group tracking sheet 

200

If you need coffee or snacks you see these staff members.

Jamie, Jaylah, Tammy (PCA desk)

200

Writing down your thoughts and feelings in a notebook to process emotions and reflect on recovery.

Journaling

200

This uncomfortable withdrawal symptom makes a person feel restless, nervous, or constantly on edge.

What is anxiety?

200

This stimulant drug was originally marketed in the late 1800s as a medicine and even appeared in early formulas of Coca-Cola.

What is Cocaine?

300

Name 2 group guidelines

Respect

Confidentiality

Be honest

Silence cell phones

Use I statements

Be ready to participate

Come to group on time 

300

If you need a letter showing you've been in treatment you see these staff members. 

Counselor/ Clinician

300

This coping strategy involves avoiding a craving by doing another activity like cleaning, calling a friend, or watching a show.

Distraction
300

Runny nose, watery eyes, and frequent yawning are common withdrawal symptoms from this class of drugs that includes heroin and prescription painkillers.

opioids

300

This famous music festival in 1969 became strongly associated with the counterculture and widespread psychedelic drug use.

What is the Woodstock?

400

Which group has the strictest rules for being on time?

Accupuncture

400

If you need to get vitals done, or need to receive medication for the day, you see these staff members

Nursing 

400

This coping technique suggests that cravings usually pass if you wait about 15–30 minutes without acting on them.

urge surfing or waiting out a craving

400

This withdrawal symptom involves difficulty falling or staying asleep.

What is insomnia?

400

This U.S. government agency enforces federal laws related to controlled substances and drug trafficking.

What is the Drug Enforcement Administration? (DEA)

500

How many groups does the access center offer daily?

9 or 10

500

If you want to make a formal complaint about a staff member or fellow client, you see these staff members. 

Supervisors (Erica, Brian, Christine)

500

This coping skill involves focusing your attention on the present moment without judging your thoughts or feelings.

mindfulness

500

This dangerous withdrawal symptom, most commonly associated with alcohol or benzodiazepines, involves uncontrolled shaking of the body.

Seizures

500

This medication is commonly used to reverse opioid overdoses by blocking opioid receptors in the brain.

What is Naloxone?