Coping skills
Drug Education
Parenting
Relapse Prevention
Seeking Safety
100

reading, going on a walk, journalling etc. 

Coping skills

100

This substance is legal and comes from fermenting grains or fruits.

Alcohol 

100

True or False, parents should set limits for your children and be consistent with discipline

True

100

The act of using alcohol or another drug

Physical Relapse

100

One flag represents danger and the other represents safety.

Red & Green Flags

200

a mental state achieved by focusing on one's awareness on present moment, accepting feelings, thoughts, and body sensations.

Mindfulness

200

Caffeine, nicotine, and cocaine all belong to this category of drugs

Stimulants

200

True or False? A consequence is always negative.

False. consequences can be positive or negative. 

200

Lapse vs Relapse

Lapse: One time return to an addictive behavior

Relapse: A return to an addictive lifestyle

200

Sleeping, showering, coming to group, eating healthy, etc. all fall under this category

Self Care


300

Phrases you can say to yourself to help you get through distressing situations.

Affirmations

300

This drug is 25-50x stronger than heroin.

Fentanyl 

300

A quiet period used especially as a disciplinary measure for children is

A Timeout

300

The stages of relapse in order

Emotional, mental, physical

300

Name 3 community resources that we can use?

Family and support system, the hotline and our friends with therapy programs etc...

400

Healthy coping skills help us

a.) Deal with stressors in our lives b.) Work through our emotions and problems c.) Process our thoughts and emotions d.) All of the above

d.) All of the above

Using healthy coping skills allow us to take a minute and process what is happening with our emotions, stressors, thoughts, and problems.

400

alters a person's awareness of their surroundings, thoughts, and feelings.

Hallucinogens

400

Earning extra privileges is a common form of this type of child discipline

rewards

400

Feelings, individuals, or situations that cause your brain to crave substances; if you are unaware of them they could be a factor for relapse.

Triggers

400

Support, positive coping skills, groups, faith, hope, relapse prevention skills are all things that help you maintain this

Your recovery 

500

What is one emotion that often lead people to engage in unhealthy coping skills?

Anger; Sadness; Anxiety; Jealousy; Guilt

500

This medication temporarily reverses the effects of an opioid overdose.

Narcan

500

This is an example of what? "Great Job, You Did it! "

Praise

500

Name the 5 key things in a relapse prevention plan.

1. Take time for self-assessment and reflection


2. Recognize triggers and warning signs


3. Plan for the worst


4. Involve others


5. Set goals for a healthy lifestyle

500

What are the 3 things that might need to be changed to prevent relapse?

people, places, and things