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Coping Skills
100

One of the most common & effective coping skills a person in early recovery can develop is, this string of behaviors characterized by "a sequence of actions regularly followed".

Routine or structure

100

This therapeutic technique gradually exposes clients to feared or triggering objects or situations.

Exposure Therapy / Systematic Desensitization

100

This singer famously wrote a song titled "rehab"

Amy Whinehouse


100

Sitting outside of the front gates on Mountain Side there are two statues of what animal?

Lions

100

What are two things that can promote positive mental health?

Exercise, mindfulness, positive friendships, talking about your problems, having an outlet for anger and frustration, getting enough sleep, eating healthy...??

200

With continued substance abuse the brain will stop producing this brain chemical that enables pleasure..

Dopamine

200

In therapy, this type of distorted thinking involves assuming the worst outcome without evidence.

What is catastrophizing?

200

The movie Rocketman, depicts this singer's struggles with alcohol and drug addiction.

Elton John

200

What is often served for lunch on Tuesdays?

Tacos!!!

200

Calling a friend, attending a support group, or talking to a therapist are examples of using this coping strategy.

Seeking Social Support

300

Approximately what percentage of adults in the U.S. qualify as having a substance use disorder.

About 17% (1 in 6)


300

Acknowledging, reflecting on, and expressing good things from your day is a coping strategy known as ________

Gratitude

300


Shedding shame and guilt, processing trauma, learning to trust, and accepting love is all a part of what movie that stars Matt Damon and Robin Williams?

Good Will Hunting

300

What ancient Chinese practice that cultivates and balances the body’s vital energy through coordinated movement, breath control, and meditation is offered at Bayside?

QiGong
300

What is the therapeutic term for "touching grass" and attempting to stabilize yourself via physical touch and acknowledging the world around you?

Grounding

400

When someone stops using substances they may temporarily experience something called anhedonia. What does anhedonia mean?

A reduced ability to feel pleasure or enjoy things that used to feel rewarding.

On the positive side: This is normal and the joy and pleasure comes back with time! 

400

EMDR is a therapy approach often used to help people process traumatic experiences, what does EMDR stand for?

EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing)

400

Who is this? Author of mindfulness books like The Power of Now and A New Earth?

Eckhart Tolle (personal favorite of mine)

400

What 4 wheeled vehicle named after the sport it is used in, is never quite available when you need it?

Golf Carts


400

This class is led by James at Bayside, dedicated to deep breaths and silencing your thoughts

Meditation or Mindfulness

500
Who can you lean on during recovery?

Find a meeting, its your social support system.

500

fully and completely accepting reality exactly as it is, even if it’s painful or unfair. It carries more of a sense of total surrender to reality rather than just noticing or allowing

radical acceptance

500

The Song "Lean on Me" is by What Artist?

 

Bill Withers

Lean on Me is also a great moto for showing up for each other in recovery.

500

What snack sometimes associated with making S'mores can often be found in the dining area?

Graham Crackers


500

Sports, walks, the gym, etc. are all examples of this coping skill

Physical Activity