Triggers & Cravings
Recovery Basics
Emotions & Mental Health
Healthy Relationships
Blame It on the 90's
Double Trouble
100

True or False: 

A trigger can be an emotion, even when nothing stressful is happening around you.

True

100

True or False: 

Someone can make progress in recovery even after making a mistake.
 

True


100

What emotion commonly occurs when someone expects that something bad may happen in the future?
 

Anxiety or fear.

100

True or False: 

You can care about someone and still set boundaries with them.
 

True.

100

What 1990 Christmas movie follows a young boy named Kevin who is accidentally left behind when his family goes on vacation?
 

Home Alone.

200

What is the term for remembering past substance use as being better or more enjoyable (fun) than it actually was?
 

Romanticizing or glorifying past use.

200

What term describes recognizing and taking responsibility for your own choices and behaviors?
 

Accountability.

200

True or False: Ignoring an uncomfortable emotion always makes the emotion disappear.
 
 

False.

200

What communication style involves expressing your needs respectfully and directly without becoming aggressive?
 

Assertive communication.

200

What singer was known as the "Queen of Tejano Music" before their death in 1995?
 

Selena.

300

Someone unexpectedly sees a person they regularly used substances with. Is this primarily an internal or external trigger?
 

External trigger.

300

What is a written or verbal strategy identifying triggers, warning signs, coping skills, and people to contact before substance use occurs?
 

A relapse-prevention plan.

300

What is the ability to recognize your own thoughts, emotions, behaviors, and reactions called?

Accountability, Self-awareness.
 

300

What is it called when someone repeatedly sacrifices their own needs while trying to control, rescue, or fix another person's problems?
 

Codependency.

300

What 1996 movie starred Michael Jordan alongside Bugs Bunny?
 

Space Jam.

400

What recovery strategy involves intentionally staying away from people, places, or situations strongly connected to substance use?
 

What is a relapse prevention plan?

400

What recovery principle means recognizing reality as it is rather than constantly fighting against what cannot currently be changed?
 
 

Acceptance.

400

What coping technique involves intentionally focusing your attention on what is happening in the present moment without immediately judging it?
 

Mindfulness.

400

What relationship behavior occurs when someone protects another person from the natural consequences of harmful behavior, allowing that behavior to continue?
 

Enabling.

400

Which rapper released the 1994 album Ready to Die?
 

The Notorious B.I.G.

500

Double Jeopardy

1. What is the difference between an internal trigger and an external trigger?

2. You begin thinking, “I can probably use just once and control it this time.” What type of relapse warning sign is this?
 
 

1. Internal triggers come from within, such as thoughts, emotions, or memories; external triggers come from the environment, such as people, places, situations, or objects.

2. A mental relapse warning sign. 

500

Double Jeopardy

1. What is the difference between abstinence and recovery?

2. What is one major purpose of creating structure and routine during early recovery?

1. Abstinence means not using substances. 

    Recovery involves broader changes in behaviors,         thinking, relationships, health, and lifestyle. 

2. To reduce instability and unstructured time while supporting healthy habits and recovery behaviors.  

500

Double Jeopardy

1. What is the difference between responding to an emotion and reacting to an emotion?

2. What is the term for recognizing an emotion, allowing yourself to experience it, and choosing how to manage it appropriately?

1. Responding involves thinking before acting; reacting is an immediate or impulsive response. 

2. Emotional regulation.

500

Double Jeopardy

1. 

What is the difference between supporting someone and enabling someone?

2. What is one major difference between a boundary and an ultimatum?


1. Support encourages healthy behavior and accountability; enabling protects someone from consequences and can allow unhealthy behavior to continue.

2. A boundary identifies what you will or will not accept or do; an ultimatum attempts to force another person to behave a certain way.

500

Double Jeopardy

1. Which R&B group had the 1995 hit "Waterfalls"?

2. What 1991 movie features FBI trainee Clarice Starling interviewing Hannibal Lecter?

1. TLC.

2. The Silence of the Lambs.