Core Skills
FAS/FAE
Drugs & Alcohol
Relapse Prevention Education
Relationships
100

Coming up with many possibilities instead of just one or two

What is brainstorming?

100

This is what FAS stands for

What is Fetal Alcohol Syndrome?

100

Physical effects of using this substance include constricted peripheral blood vessels, dilated pupils, and increased temperature, heart rate, and blood pressure

What is cocaine?

100

3 communication roadblocks

JUDGING THE OTHER PERSON

SENDING SOLUTIONS TO THE OTHER PERSON

AVOIDING THE OTHER PERSON'S CONCERNS

100

emotional, psychological, and behavioral condition that develops as a result of an individuals prolonged exposure to and practice of a set of oppressive rules

What is codependency?

200

1. STOP. 

2. Raise your Awareness.

3. Ask yourself, am I in danger? 

What is danger spotting?

200

This is what FAE stands for

What is Fetal Alcohol Effects?

200

Use of this during pregnancy can cause

  • early placental separation
  • delivery of a baby with growth problems
  • death of the fetus in utero

What is amphetamines/methamphetamines?

200

any situation that may lead you to relapse or strongly tempt you to relapse

What is a high risk situation?

200

Are unclear about your preference

Do not notice unhappiness since enduring is your concern

Alter your behavior, plans, or opinions to fit the current moods or circumstances of another (live reactively)

What are unhealthy boundaries?

300

Finding the assistance you need to help you learn to do something, not have someone else do it for you

What is resourcing?

300

TRUE OR FALSE?

Many children with FAS/FAE are not able to understand cause and effect relationships and long-term consequences

TRUE

300

List 4 types of cross addiction

Psychosomatic Disease

"Stuffing" Feelings/Denial Of Feelings

Co-Dependency

Gambling

Eating Disorders

Rage-Aholism

Work-aholism

Internet

Shopping

Religious

Criminal behavior

Perfectionism

Sexual addictions

Chemicals

300

learning  how  to  reframe  Urges & Cravings  by  detachment, recall negative consequences and do not feed urge by using drugs and alcohol

What is cognitive restructuring?

300

percentage of men receiving treatment for battering are believed to have a substance abuse problem

What is 69.9%?

400

Paying attention to whether your thoughts/feelings are coming from you inner self or habit self

What is self-listening?

400

TRUE OR FALSE?

People with FAS/FAE will outgrow their behavior problems as they mature

FALSE

400

Chemicals damage brain cells, interrupts the production of certain brain chemicals called neurotransmitters, and alters the way the brain functions.  Some of these changes may be permanent

What is brain dysfunction?

400

Trigger > Physical > Thoughts > Feelings > Actions > Results

What is the behavior chain?

400

Trust your own intuition while being open to other’s opinions

Live optimistically while co-working on change

Recognize when you are happy/unhappy

What are healthy boundaries?

500

1. Behave according to the setting

2. Be willing to “stay a friendly step ahead.”

3. Be respectful, honest, and positive.

What is handshaking?

500

Characteristics of FAS include:

Physical malformations

Cognitive impairment

Social incompetence

Problems with memory and judgment

Behavioral and learning abnormalities that result in major difficulties

500

This is what THC stands for

What is delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol?

500

They are curvilinear. They build in intensity and if one does not "feed" the urge with drugs the urge will subside

What is urge surfing?

500

does not place added demands on the family system; they are low maintenance

What is the Lost child role?