Withdrawal
Minnesota
Sayings
Relationships
and
Trust
Triggers
100

Withdrawal is made of physical and mental symptoms.

Name one physical symptom of withdrawal.

What is dehydration, diarrhea, salivation, constipation, body pain, tense muscles, sweating, shaking?

Also accepted:

There are many. Jeopardy judge can decide.


100

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The Minnesota Model is one type of _____ treatment.

What is addiction?

100

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One ____ at a time.

What is day?

Also accepted:

Step

100

Over-apologizing is saying this more than once or saying it about things that do not need to be apologized for.

What is sorry?

100

HALT makes us more vulnerable to triggers. Each letter stands for a need that we should address first if we feel like using. 

 Name two of the four things that HALT stands for.

What is Hungry, Angry, Lonely, or Tired?

200

Withdrawal is made of physical and mental symptoms.

Name one mental symptom of withdrawal.

What is anxiety anger, depression, uneasiness, sadness, irritability, or desperation?

Also accepted:

There are many so Jeopardy Judge can decide.

200

This treatment center in Bloomington, MN and owned by Yussuf Shafie was one first of its kind in the United States.

What is Alliance Wellness Center?

200

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A bad attitude is like a flat tire. You can't really go anywhere unless you ____ it.

What is change?

Also accepted:

replace or fix

200

Being open about these lead to closer and more loving relationships. 

Hint: Happiness and anger are two examples of them.

What are emotions?

Also accepted:

feelings

200

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Nostalgia is thinking about or glorifying ______ of past substance use. This is one of the brightest red flags for triggers and relapse.

Hint: It begins with the letter M.

What are memories?

300

Not treating withdrawal symptoms can lead to this.

Hint it begins with an R.

What is relapse?

300

This famous Minnesotan musician died of an opioid overdose in 2016.

Who is Prince?

300

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Every storms runs out of _____.

What is rain?

300

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Trust is built gradually. 

Don't expect too much too ____.


What is soon?

Also accepted:

quickly

300

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Not getting help for mental ____ issues can lead to being more vulnerable to triggers. Having a mental health issue like ADHD or depression and having addiction is known as having a co-occurring disorder.

What is health?

400

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Repeated substance use can increase or lead to a high _______.

For example, last year Obi only smoked only 2 joints a day. Now he smokes 12 joints a day. 

What is tolerance?

400

This groundbreaking foundation began in Center City, MN and is known for treating famous celebrities with addiction. Hint: Begins with an H.

What is Hazelden?

400

Stigma equals silence.

Silence equals this.

What is death?

400

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Don't make promises that you can't ______.

What is keep? 

Also accepted: 

honor or fulfill

400

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If someone forgets their addiction, they may be tempted to have “just one” drink, injection, hit or bump with the expectation that it won’t be a big deal and won't cause relapse. This is called over-______.

What is over-confidence?

500

Methadone is a medacine to help treat this kind of substance use withdrawal.

What is opioid?

500

In 1919 the Volstead Act, which was created by a Minnesota congressman, led to Prohibition. Prohibition banned THIS across the United States.  

What is alcohol?


Also accepted:

beer, wine, tonic, liquor, etc.

500

Between stimulus and response there is this.

What is our freedom to choose?


Also accepted:

choice, will, a gap, freedom, a pause

500

One of the best ways to improve a relationship is to improve communication. One of the best ways to improve communication is to use these.

Hint: You can also use them with a boat or canoe.

What are OARS?


500

To keep emotions from causing a relapse, people in recovery need to learn these kinds of skills.

Hint: It begins with the letter C.

What are coping skills?