Coping Skills
Building Blocks of Recovery
Sober Supports
Thinking Errors
Recovery Vocabulary
100

H.A.L.T stands for..


Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired

100

The essential inner drive, focus and desire, that brings about positive change and attainment of goals


Motivation



100

A support group for Addicts//Alcoholics

AA/NA/CA or other applicable response 

100

When someone thinks in black or white categories without acknowledging the shades of grey.

All or Nothing Thinking / Black or White

100

Physically addictive substances used daily can bring these: sweats, chills, anxiety, elevated blood pressure, ect. , also known as......

Withdrawal Symptoms

200

The act of being fully in the moment without judgement can help you enjoy the moment without worrying about the future or being stuck in the past.  


Mindfulness

200

The ability to look inside yourself honestly and truthfully: Self-Awareness


Insight

200

A support group for members of a family with an Addict//Alcoholic

Al-Anon / CoDA

200

When someone believes they know what another is thinking without having evidence to support that claim.

What is mind reading /Assumptions

200

It takes more and more of a substance to get the same effect which can often fuel the desire for larger amounts and lead to overdoses. 


Tolerance

300

The 5-4-3-2-1 Method is an example of..


Grounding Technique?

5-things you can see

4-things you can hear

3-things you can touch

2-things you can smell

1-thing you can taste

300

Something just about everyone needs when overcoming a difficult challenge, because it is so difficult to do it alone


Support

300

A person who may be intentionally or inadvertently supporting someone else's unhealthy tendencies

Enabler

300

John has a presentation at work today. All morning he is worried about how this presentation will go. 

"What if my presentation doesn't go well? What if I get fired? I will be homeless and hungry and my life will be over!!!"

This is an example of... 


Catastrophizing

300

Failure to recognize the truth about a problem particularly an addiction is often referred to as this

Denial 

400

Putting thoughts, feelings, and emotions on paper in order to track and better understand them. 

Journaling 

400

Building insight and motivation lead to this powerful experience defined by a strong sense of positive mental stimulation to try make things better

Inspiration

400

This person in AA or NA is the best resource for support for the addict or alcoholic

Sponsor

400

A person who believes they are always morally right, is not responsible or accountable for their actions, and is entitled to sympathy from others.

Victim

400

Every bad choice we make can mean we have to face these later. Addiction can cause people to ignore these repeatedly

Consequences

500

A strong group of friends, meetings, and professionals that can help you stay on track and will be there to catch you when you fall.

Support Network 
500

If you find and discover this it can help you define your goals and add meaning and direction in your life

Purpose

500

The Opposite of Addiction is

Connection 

500

This thinking error reduces potential severity of issue

Minimization/ Minimizing 

500

When you spend too much, use to much or too often and life problems are steadily pilling up, it's a good sign you have lost this?

Control