Communication Styles
Effective Communication Skills
Cravings
Cravings Solutions
SUD
100

What is the characteristics of a Supporter/Relator?

  • Harmonizer

  • Values acceptance and stability in circumstances

  • Slow with big decisions; dislikes change

  • Builds networks of friends to help do work

  • Good listener; timid about voicing contrary opinions

  • Concerned for others’ feelings

  • Easy going; likes slow, steady pace

  • Friendly & sensitive; no person is unlovable 

  • Relationship oriented

100

Change this into an "I" Statement 


You don't help enough around the house

I feel overwhelmed when I have take care of most of the chores. 

100

How long does the average craving last?

7 Minutes

100

T or F 

Cravings will eventually fade away on their own. 

True, but their is nuance, if you pointed out that nuance you get points still.

100

What does SUD stand for?

Substance use disorder

200

What is the charecteristics of a Analyzer/thinker?

  • Assessor

  • Values accuracy in details and being right

  • Plans thoroughly before deciding to act

  • Prefers to work alone

  • Introverted; quick to think and slow to speak

  • Closed about personal matters

  • Highly organized; even plans spontaneity!

  • Cautious, logical, thrifty approach

  • Thoughtful; no problem is too big to ponder

  • Idea oriented

200

What is the problem with saying "You always" or "You Never"?

-Its probably not true

-They will think of exceptions.

-They may feel attacked, and become less open to listening. 

200

Name 3 of the 6 triggers we discussed on Tuesday. 

Cues

Expectations

Beliefs

Attention

Priming effect

Stress

200

True or False:


Is Determination and willpower on their own enough to handle cravings?

False

200

At what percentage of blood alcohol content does someone's driving begin to be effected?

0.02%

300

What is the characteristics of someone who is a Controller/Director?

  • Values getting the job done

  • Decisive risk taker

  • Good at delegating work to others

  • Not shy but private about personal matters

  • Likes to be where the action is 

  • Takes charge, enterprising, competitive, efficient approach

  • Fearless; no obstacle it too big to tackle 

  • Results oriented 

300

How many points should you be trying to make at once?

A. 1

B. 3

C. 4

D. 2

Answer is A.

Bringing up to many points at once may result in the other person feeling overwhelmed and shutting down. 

You may feel the need to vent, but again ensure you are not making the other person feel attacked.

300

What are the four causes of external triggers and cravings?

People places and things and events

300

Name several ways you can reduce cravings 'In the moment'?

Distractions, calling others, forms of meditation or grounding techniques, ect cet. 

300

What is the blood alcohol limit for driving in the state of Minnesota?

0.08, but there is exceptions. 

400

What are the characteristics of a Promoter/socializer?

  • Entertainer

  • Values enjoyment and helping others with the same

  • Full of ideas and impulsive in trying them

  • Wants to work to be fun for everyone

  • Talkative and open about self; asks others opinions; loves to brainstorm

  • Flexible; easily bored with routine

  • Intuitive, creative, spontaneous, flamboyant approach

  • Optimist; nothing it beyond hope

  • Celebration oriented 

400

This effective communication skill is characterized by not focusing on a persons past when in an argument

Sticking to the present

400

What are some reasons that cravings may be gone for a while, before coming back rapidly

-Expectations or Beliefs

In general, it may be due to someone's situation preventing any use (being in treatment or jail), before ending up back to their previous environment. 


400

What are some ways to prevent cravings before they happen?

Changing your environment, removing use reminders, making new habits, taking different routes, Ect. cet. 

400

What is the number of criteria for a potential substance use disorder?

11. 


Bonus - How many is the least amount needed to be diagnosed?

500

What is active listening?

Active listening is the practice of preparing to listen, observing what verbal and non-verbal messages are being sent, and then providing appropriate feedback for the sake of showing attentiveness to the message being presented.

500

How do you engage in active listening with someone? As in what are the specific skills?

Focusing on what's being said outload and physically, not interrupting, being in the moment - not in your mind, ect cet. 

500

This is generally (but not always!) one of the number one causes of triggers and cravings for people in recovery. 

Stress

500

How long does someone have to not use for in order for most cravings to go away?

90  Days

500

In everyone's treatment plan, there are (Number) of dimensions gone over weekly. 

6 dimensions