relapse prevention
Relapse prevention 2
relapse prevention 3
triggers
Misc.
100

All recovering people have certain people, places, emotions, and things that are somehow associated with drinking alcohol or using drugs.These high-risk people, places, things, and feelings are called…

TRIGGERS

100

A recovery ________ _________ is the support you receive from those around you that uplifts you, helps you, and gives you a sense of belonging and connection.

Support system 

100

Making _________ with people who participate in good and healthy hobbies or events can be a great part of your recovery program. Even if the focus is not on your recovery, participating in alcohol- and drug-free entertainment, recreation, exercise, and other activities can enhance your recovery.

Friends

100

You can _________ a trigger by doing a healthy activity that keeps you occupied

Interrupt

100

What is the third planet from the sun?

Earth

200

is an emotional state that you might experi- ence before, during, or after substance use.

Internal trigger 

200

your ___________ ___________ ___________ should know about your recovery, as he or she routinely prescribes antianxiety and antipain medications.

Primary care physician

200

___________ can increase your quality of life, make you feel better, and provide a way to spend time with friends doing something healthy (or even meet new friends as discussed in the previous section).

Recreation

200

Most people who experience cravings, which are brought on by triggers, will keep them to themselves and suffer silently. But by keeping silent, they give the cravings time to build up, and that can lead to relapse. It is important to reduce the power of triggers by ________about them, especially in a safe place such as a self-help meeting or a therapy session.

Talking

200

Name an artist that songs are about overcoming substance abuse

Jelly Roll

300

is a process that involves (1) compulsion to drink alcohol or use other drugs, (2) a loss of control over drinking alcohol or using drugs, and (3) continued drinking or drug use despite negative consequences.

Addiction

300

Invite family members and friends to an ______ or _________ meeting. Explain that those meetings can help them understand what you are going through and how to help you, as well as help them deal with the consequences of your problems.

Al-Anon or Nar-Anon

300

A __________ is a technique in which a person creates images in the mind that can influence what the mind and body do now and in the future.

Visualization 

300

_________triggers are the people, places, and things associated with drinking or using drugs.

External

300

What does NETRRC stand for?

North East Tennessee Regional Recovery Center

400

The best way to stop a trigger from leading to relapse is to. The trigger in the first place

Avoid

400

Twelve Step mutual self-help groups vary a lot. Each group has a different personality. They are not all the same. Your recovery will be enhanced when you find the group that works best for you. This is a group or meeting that one attends faithfully every week, is a part of, arrives early, helps set up and close the meeting.

Home Group

400

The name of the curriculum each group used for their presentation and is used to educate clients in PHP for group. 

Living in Balance

400

________triggers are related to the senses of sight, sound, taste, and touch.

Sensory

400

What agency operates the NETRRC?

Families Free

500

DAILY DOUBLE

It is important that you stop a_________ as soon as you can. The longer you let it go on, the harder it may be to stop.

500

DAILY DOUBLE

an experienced member of a 12 step group who is willing to build a personal one on one relationships and guide you through the 12-steps.

500

the 4 steps involved with dealing with triggers. 

1. Identify them

2. Avoid them

3. Interrupt them 

4. Talk about them  

500

The 4 steps from trigger to relapse

Trigger, thought, craving, and use

500

Who is the executive director of Families Free?

Lisa Tipton