Addiction Science
Historical Figures in Recovery
Relapse Prevention
Commonly Abused Substances
Nothing About Recovery
100

Other than dopamine, this is another "happy" neurotransmitter.

Serotonin

100

This famous psychologist and founder of psychoanalysis struggled with a cocaine addiction.

Sigmund Freud

100

This is a strategy of identifying and avoiding triggers that may lead to substance use.

Trigger Management

100

This drug's main side effects are lowered inhibitions and depression. 

Alcohol

100

What is the name of Bart Simpson's best friend?

Milhouse

200

This term describes the brain's adaptation to a drug, requiring more of it to achieve the same effect.

Tolerance

200

This legendary jazz musician battled heroin addiction and later became an advocate for sobriety.

Miles Davis

200

This practice involves being aware of the present moment and is often used to manage cravings and stress

Mindfulness

200

Acute effects and health risks of this drug include slowed reaction time and anxiety.

Marijuana 

200

In the movie "The Lion King" who said "The past can hurt. But the way I see it, you can either run from it or learn from it."

Rafiki

300

This type of drug is used to reduce withdrawal symptoms and cravings for opioids (not Suboxone).

Methadone

300

This former U.S. president's wife founded a center named after her, for her own struggles with addiction. 

Betty Ford

300

This plan involves having specific steps to take when faced with high-risk situations or triggers. (You do this with your counselor)

Relapse Prevention Plan 

300

Drugs in this category include cocaine, amphetamines and caffeine

Stimulants 

300

In Greek mythology, who had snakes for hair and could turn people into stone if they looked at her?

Medusa 

400

This brain region is critically involved in decision-making and impulse control, often affected by addiction.

Prefrontal Cortex

400

Double Jeopardy!! This iconic blues singer's struggles with addiction were well-documented, and she died of an overdose in 1970.

Janis Joplin 

400

This self-help principle, often used in 12-step programs, emphasizes personal responsibility for maintaining sobriety.

"One day at a time"

400

Acute effects and health risks of this drug include euphoria, nausea, and HIV:

Heroin

400

What is the name of the little girl in Monster's Inc.?

Boo

500

Double Jeopardy! The long-term use of this substance can lead to Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome, a severe memory disorder.

What is alcohol

500

This author of "The Shining" and "Carrie" has been sober since the late 1980s after battling alcohol and drug addiction.

Stephen King

500

These are the 3 main primary defenses in self-care. 

Exercise, Sleep, Nutrition 

500

Acute effects and health risks of this category of drugs include shrunken male genitalia and menstrual irregularities in females:

Anabolic Steroids

500

Which company owns Bugatti, Lamborghini, Audi, and Porsche.

Volkswagen