AA/NA History
Alcoholics Anonymous was formed by these two individuals
Bill W. and Dr. Bob
This meeting houses individuals who acknowledge they are codependent
Codependency Anonymous (CODA)
This is the first step of the 12 steps
We admit that we are powerless over out addiction, that our lives had become unmanageable
Recovery is a single decision that someone makes
False - recovery is a long-term process that requires one to make the decision to stay sober each day
"One day at a time"
The Big book was written during this year
Bonus 50 points if you guess the correct month as well
1939 (April)
This treatment center was created for individual who had an addiction to opioids
Narcotics Farm "Narco"
These meeting types were created for people who are worried about a family member/friend who is struggling with an addiction
Al-Anon/Al-ateen
This non-12 step meeting was created for the ladies
Women for Sobriety (WFS)
This skill has 4 parts, one of which involves dunking your face in cold water
Bonus 50 points per part you can name correctly
TIPP
The NA book was published during this year
1982
This foundational term was coined by a Swedish physician in 1849
Alcoholism
This meeting has the acronym NicA, and focuses on the hardest habit to quit
Nicotine Anonymous
If you want to learn more about the scientific side of addiction and recovery techniques, and don't agree with labels such as "alcoholics," you should attend this non-12 step meeting
SMART Recovery
The first AA meetings held by Bill W. and Dr. Bob began 4 years before the Big Book was written
True - meetings started 1935 and the Big Book wasn't written until 1939
The back of the Big Book contains ______ that are divided into __ sections
Personal Stories, 3
The three founders of Narcotics Anonymous are...
Dr. Tom M., Danny C., and Jimmy K.
With the acronym OLGA, this meeting addressed a new addiction rising among teens and adults
Online gamers anonymous
You don't have to be completely sober to attend this non-12 step meeting
Moderation Management (MM)
This part of the brain is responsible for the reward pathway, and is hijacked by addiction
The basal ganglia
This chapter of the AA book discusses the concept of a Higher Power, and says that one only needs to find a power greater than themselves to help them in recovery
"We Agnostics" - Chapter 4
This NA founder identified himself as a ___________ when he attended meetings
Jimmy K., "alcoholic addict"
This meeting has the acronym DA and gives support for those addicted to their financial struggles
Debtors Anonymous
This step from the 12 steps requires one to make amends
Step 9 - "made direct amends to such people wherever possible, except when to do so would injure them or others (or put yourself at risk)
The Chain Analysis for stopping unwanted behavior has 6 parts, ____________________________.
1. Vulnerability factors, 2. Prompting event (trigger), 3. Thoughts, feelings, sensations, 4. Action urge (urge), 5. Action, 6. Consequences
This book was created in 1973 and is a tool for better understanding a Higher Power's role in recovery
"Came To Believe"