MH-RRTP RULES
General Recovery Knowledge 1
CBT-SUD
Fellowships
General Recovery Knowledge 2
100

After each class, group or individual appointment it is the Veteran's responsibility to?

Have daily schedule signed

100

When the brain adapts to drug or alcohol use it is called?

Tolerance 

100
What is Unrealistic Thinking/Thoughts?

Ineffective thoughts that lead us toward Alcohol or Drug Use.

100

This person guides you through the steps.

Your Sponsor

100

This actor was notorious for his reputation as a bad boy early on in his career. He "avenged" his public image by getting sober and now has an "iron" clad position in one of the most successful movie franchises of all time.

Robert Downey Jr. 

(Iron Man)

200

Where are the best places to check to make sure you are where you need to be during program hours?

Whiteboard in Bldg. 17 and your daily schedule

200

Some high-risk situations to avoid are to not let yourself get too hungry, angry, lonely or tired. What can help you remember these circumstances?

H.A.L.T.

200

Why is the Thoughts element so crucial in CBT-SUD?

If the automatic thoughts of using or drinking are reframed to positive thoughts of not, they effect our behavior which then makes us feel better when we do the right thing. 

200

A term that is used in 12 step recovery that helps put into perspective a new way to live and how you learn to live on a daily basis.

"One day at a time"

200

This is what it is called when you have a substance abuse problem but fail to admit it to yourself.

Denial 

300

What is the current visitation policy at MH-RRTP?

No Visitors

(Due to COVID 19 no interaction with outside visitors is permitted at this time)

300

VA offers these prescribed and federally regulated medications can help an opiate addicted individual start recovering from their addiction and structuring his or her life again.

Suboxone, Sublocade and Naltrexone 

300

To politely yet firmly stand up for yourself when facing a trigger or difficult situation is called this.

Assertive Communication 

300

What two individuals founded Alcoholics Anonymous in 1935?

Bill Wilson and Bob Smith (Dr. Bob)

300

Practice healthy ______ ______ to overcome cravings and triggers

Coping Skills

400

As a resident in MH-RRTP you are required to attend a combination of how many AA/NA/SMART Recovery Meetings per week?

2 is mandatory minimum, 3 is preferred. 

400

What is the secret to stay sober long term?

Having fun being Sober.

(If you're not having fun being sober you're going to hate it and it will not last)

400

What is the best way to weigh pro's and con's of a decision to change?

Decisional Balance Exercise or Cost Benefit Analysis

400

People in recovery can connect with this spiritual force to help guide them.

Higher Power

400

What is the "feel good" chemical that our brains naturally produce?

Dopamine 

500

Why does your treatment team need to approve your Amazon Fresh and other orders?

To assure there are no unauthorized items or ingredients which could place you or others at risk for danger or relapse.

(e.g. Alcohol as an ingredient, sharp objects, contraband and etc.)

500

What is the difference between cravings and withdrawals?

Withdrawal is the substance leaving the body and Craving is the mind and the body wanting you to put it back in.

500

What do dog leashes have to do with addition?

It is a trigger. Just as a dog has linked the leash to taking a walk a person addicted to substances links their triggers to the reward of using/drinking. 

500

This recovery network was established in the 1940s and started in California. It asserts that its therapeutic value for aiding people in recovery is that the program is based on people helping people.

Narcotics Anonymous (NA) 

500

What is the title of the book Marty reads from at the beginning of group that has daily inspirational passages?

Just For Today