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The Neuroscience of addiction
Co-Occurring Disorders
Fun Facts
100

Who runs 5-8 IOP

Charlene and Kirsten

100

Just for...

Today

100

True or False: Addiction is a disease 

True 

100

What is an intense, excessive, and persistent worry and fear about everyday situations 

Anxiety

100

What kills people more: legal or illegal drug use 

Legal

200

How long has Kirsten been running the 5-8 IOP group

2+ years

200

Live and...

Let live 

200

What builds when dopamine receptors decrease to try to regulate the flood of dopamine in your system from drug use, causing you to become less sensitive to dopamine

What is tolerance

200

What are some signs of a panic attack (list at least 3) 

Sweating, fear of dying, heart palpitations or an accelerated heart rate, tightness in throat, numbness, etc. 

200

What is the most commonly used drug?

Alcohol 

300

What other group does Charlene run

Art therapy 

300

KISS

Keep it simple stupid

300

Drugs imitate the brains natural chemical messengers and overstimulate this area.

the "reward circuit" 

300
Give an example of a Co-occurring disorder
example: SUD and depression
300

What illegal drug was once legal?

Heroin (was once used to be cough medicine)

400

What does IOP stand for

Intensive Outpatient Program

400

One day...

At a time 

400

How long can PAWS last?

up to 2 years after complete sobriety 

400

Name at least 5 co-occurring disorders

Anxiety, OCD, PTSD, Depression, Bipolar, Personality Disorder



400

True or False: Genes are responsible for 40%-60% of the total risk for developing a SUD 

True 

500

Who works at the front desk (morning and night)

Pam and Deb
500

EGO

Easing God Out
500

As a neurotransmitter approaches a nearby neuron, it attaches to this, acting similarly to a key and a lock

a receptor

500

Genetics, gender, and personality traits are examples of what type of factors

Biological factors
500

Only ____ out of 10 people will need treatment for SUD will receive treatment. 

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