Skills
Triggers
Random
True/False
Healthy/Unhealthy
100



A ___ is something we can do to help manage our feelings or to deal with stressful situations. 




Coping skill

100



Any stimuli that might cause a person to be remembered of a time of using substances. 




Trigger

100


What breathing technique can be used to manage anxiety?


Box breathing (or other similar techniques)

100


Talking to others is a healthy coping skill?



True

100


Exercising?


Healthy

200


Taking your mind off the problem is what kind of coping skill?


Distraction


200



___ are feelings, experiences, people, places, things, and sensory that you associate with your drinking or drug use.  




Triggers

200


What is an example of a distraction coping skill?




Reading, drawing, knitting, games, exercising, music.



200


Every coping skill is healthy?


False: Some coping skills might make things worse, like sleeping the whole day or eating too much junk food.

200


Eating Junk food?



Unhealthy if it is too much.



300


Name a coping skill


Any will suffice

300


What should you do if something triggers you?




Use a coping skill! (Give one example if haven't already).



300


What is a method you can use to calm your body within a few minutes?


Breathing (or TIPP)

300


A coping skill that is helpful for you might not be helpful for someone else?


True. Some coping skills may be harder for you to use than others, and the same is true for other people. Some just naturally click.


300


Scream into a pillow?



Unhealthy

400


What is it called when you change your routines to not encounter a trigger?


Avoidance

400


What are the 3 common triggers?



People, places, and things

400


How are coping skills helpful?




Builds confidence, manages emotions, helps us tackle challenges, etc.



400


Coping skills are something everyone is born knowing how to do?



False: Coping skills are learned throughout our lives.



400


Arguing?


Unhealthy

500

Picturing a light switch, in your mind and imagine yourself actually moving it from ON to OFF stopping the drug or alcohol thoughts and tying a rubber band loosely around your wrist, pulling the band and snap it lightly against your wrist as you say, “NO”, to the drug/or alcohol thoughts - is what type of coping skill?


Thought-Stopping

500


What is it called when you have a list of steps to take and coping skills to use when you know in advance that you will encounter a trigger?



Action Plan (Plan, relapse prevention, etc.)

500


What makes a coping skill unhealthy?





If it does more harm than good to myself or others; Examples: substance use, excessive spending money, self-harm, etc.



500


Healthy coping skills are used to avoid problems in our lives?



False. Coping skills help us work through problems in a healthy way. 

500


Hitting People?


Unhealthy and dangerous.