Positive Thinking
Preventing Relapse
Mindfulness
Anxiety
Boredom
100

Fake it till you make it

positive affirmations

100

A mood that is often a sign of going down that path

Easily angered/irritated

100

Simplest form of Mindfulness

Breathing

100

What's the first tool to use when you experience anxiety?

Mindfulness

100
Boredom is a common ____________ in recovery

trigger

200

These can tear down attitude and the human body, but positive thoughts can rebuild.

Negative thoughts

200

If you don't use good _______ you will be visiting the judge.

judgement

200
A free thing you can do outside that is good for you as well as Mindful.

Take a walk

200

A type of medication doctors prescribe for Anxiety.

Benzodiazepines

200

Name 3 free activities you can do if you feel bored

Get a library card, read

Take a hike in the woods

Learn something new on youtube

try hobbies your friends (non using) enjoy

volunteer your time somewhere

etc.

300

Doing this, even as pretend, helps make you happier

Smiling

300

These decisions are not the healthy way to make decisions

Compulsive or Impulsive

300

Jeannette's favorite types to teach

Box Breath and the hand thing

300

Anxiety along with what kinds of things create less resistance to disease?

Stress hormones, negative moods

300

Jeannette's favorite suggestion for if you are bored

Read

400

Something you can practice while driving, assuming behavior toward other drivers who might've cut you off or irrittated you

Turn a negative into a story where you instead assume there was a good compelling reason for what they did

400

Best thing to do for most when feeling cravings

Call a friend/sponsor

400

Actions with these qualities are mindful

Repetitive movements, things that have you focus on one thing and calming/grounding your body

400

People with anxiety have intense, excessive and persistent ________

Worry/Fear about everyday situations

400

If you have ADHD, what can you do to alleviate boredom?

Multitask
500

When good things happen, people give themselves this

Credit

500

Signs of emotional relapse are:

bottling up emotions, isolating, not going to meetings, going to meetings but not sharing, focusing on others (problems or how other people effect you) poor eating and sleeping habits.


The common denominator of emotional relapse is poor self-care

500

Extremely deep version of this can lead to transcendentalism (a system developed by Immanuel Kant, based on the idea that, in order to understand the nature of reality, one must first examine and analyze the reasoning process which governs the nature of experience. )

Meditation

500

Name an event that gave many people extra anxiety.

The Covid Pandemic

500

A sensation that is missing, though we can't quite say what

Boredom