Triggers
Coping Skills
How do you respond?
Communication skills
This or that
100

A greenish- gray mixture of the dried flowers of cannabis sativa is

What is Marijuana?

100

This skill can be described as paying attention on purpose to what is happening right now.

What is mindfuleness?

100

If I am struggling I should....

A) Reach out to someone safe

B) Isolate

C) Eat ice cream for dinner

What is reach out to someone safe?

100

The therapy that focuses on thoughts, feelings, and believes

What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy?

100

_________ are also known as warning signs. These may be old behaviors, places, or things that could show us we may be going towards a relapse. 

 What are Red Flags?

200

Hand-rolled cigrettes used to smoke marijuana in are. 

What are joints?

200

The I in TIPP stands for...

What is intense exercise?

200

If I am struggling with a trigger such as feeling sad or the holidays coming up, I should

A) Stay Safe by being honest, processing, and setting boundaries.

B) Go to the bar 

C) Hang with people that I used with 

What is staying safe by being honest and setting a boundary?

200

The type of thinking is seeing things in terms of extremes____

A) Positive thinking

B) All or nothing thinking

C) Catsoprhizing 

D) Mental Filter 

What is All or Nothing Thinking?

200

_______ involvements are things that are supportive to our recovery. This may be support group meetings, therapy appointments, working full-time, having a supportive family. 

What is positive involvements?

300

The main psychoactive chemical in marijuana that is responsible for the intoxicating effects that people seek is....  

What is THC?

300

This skill we practiced by placing a cold bag on our forehead to regulate..

What is temperature? 

300

Anxiety is an example of a ____ trigger.

What is internal trigger?

300

This thought distortion focuses on rejecting positive experiences 

A) Disqualifying the positive

B) Mental Filter

C)Jumping to Conclusions

What is disqualifying the positive?



300

______ involvements are things that may cause us to be triggered. This could be not having support, barriers to treatment, not having a job, or not having money/resources for things needed.

What are negative involvements?

400

This is a white, odorless, bitter tasting power that dissolves in water or alcohol.. 

What is Methamphetamine?

400

A support group meeting to support people that use substances is called

What is NA?
400

One way to stay safe when I am thinking of using is

A) Do a destructive activity

B) Think of consequences. 

C) Focus on the past only. 


What is think of the consequences?

400

CBT uses ____ to stop the negative thoughts and reframe it. 

What is Thought Stopping?

400

On the first day, we watched a video on the substance ________ that the narrator compared it to a dog smelling bacon.

What is Marijuana?

500

Meth is a _______ schedule drug which makes it legally available only through nonrefillable prescription.

What is Schedule 2?

500
Avoiding a ___ risk situation such as being around friends that we used to use with would support our recovery.

What is high- risk?

500

If I am feeling lonely and are lacking connection with others: I can protect my recovery by 

A) Create positive Addictions

B) Rewarding Self 

C) Avoiding everyone and everything.

What is creating positive addictions?

500
In the video we watched, the narrator said that it was the _ event that causes the cycle of using a substance.

What is activating event?


500

We danced to this song to practice intense exercise_________

What is the YMCA?