Phase 1
Big Book
Mental Health
"Higher Power"
Disease Model
100

You can not leave this without a phase 2 member or higher

A Building

100

This is the city where AA was founded

Akron, Ohio 

100

What term describes when someone experiences both a mental health disorder and a substance use disorder at the same time

Co-occurring disorders 

100

This is needed to build a relationship with God

Willingness 

100

You self diagnosis like this 

Physically and Verbally 

200

You need this to do most anything here at NH

Request Form

200

This medical person wrote the Doctor's Opinion 

Dr. William Silkworth 

200

Which of the following disorders are commonly seen alongside addiction: anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder or all the above

All the above

200

A "higher power" provides you with this

A defense

200

"I know I messed up, " he insists, "but I learned my lesson. It won't happen again" 

Minimization 

300

You only get one of these

Drop Off

300

Acceptance is the key is located on this page in the Big Book

417

300

This mental illness is often characterized by extreme mood swings

Bipolar Disorder 

300

This prayer is located on pg. 76 in the Big Book

7th step prayer 

300

The definition of a disease

A morbid process with characteristic identifying signs and symptoms 

400

What is the last thing you know you get, but the first thing people want

TDAP

400

Bill Wilson was married to this woman

Lois Wilson 

400

This mental health professional is often involved in addiction treatment plans to address Co-occurring disorders

Therapists 

400

The main objective of the Big Book is to

Enable you to find a power greater than yourself that will solve your problem 

400

Alcoholics have an allergy of the body and this 

Obsession of the mind 

500

What do you do in phase 1

Learn about yourself

500

A alcoholic has this dilemma 

Lack of power 
500

This country has the highest rate of Depression


China

500

A person who believes that nothing is known or can be known of the existence of God

Agnostic 

500

These 3 things define the disease of Alcoholism  

Chronic, Progressive and Fatal