Coping skills
Coping strategies
Cravings/Relapse
Triggers/Bouns
BOUNS
100

What does HALT stand for? Remember, each letter stands for something. 

Hungry, Angry, Lonely, and Tired 

100

True or false: stress, lack of sleep, and hunger can increase vulnerability to triggers.

True 

100

What is a craving?

A. A strong urge or desire to use a substance
B. A punishment
C. A reward
D. A consequence

A. A strong urge or desire to use a substance 

100

True or False: A trigger is something that increases the urge to use substances.

True

100

Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?

 Spongebob 

200

What is a coping skill, and what does it help with? 

A healthy strategy used to manage stress, emotions, or difficult situations.

200

Name one coping strategy that helps with negative thoughts.

positive self-talk, distraction, journaling, deep breathing, talking to someone  

200

True or False:

Cravings usually last forever if you don't use.

False 

200

What is a negative behavior pattern?

 

A repeated unhealthy behavior that can lead to harmful consequences.

200

To get these points, what time does the morning group start?

11:30AM 

300

What is a trigger? 

A person, place, or thing. Something that prompts a response (emotions) and a desire to use a substance again. 

300

When you notice your triggers ahead of time, it helps with what?

plan/prepare/choose coping strategies/skills

300

What do you need to do for a healthy and successful recovery? Give me one example.

To change people/friends, change your environment, change your habits, or have coping skills, 


300

What is the difference between hope and gratitude?

Hope is believing that things can get better, and Gratitude is recognizing and appreciating the good things, people, and experiences we have in our lives.

300

What movie is this? Guess the quote: "Life's like a box of chocolates."

Forest Grump 

400

Communicating triggers and boundaries can help others do this.

 to understand your needs, respect your limits, and avoid situations that can lead to relapse

400

What is one way to protect your recovery when you find yourself in a high-risk situation? Example: being at a party, being around people who use. 

Remove yourself from the trigger or leave the situation to avoid triggers, reduce temptation, and protect your sobriety.  

400

What techniques will help you learn new ways of coping with cravings and develop new skills to prevent relapse?

relapse prevention

400

To maintain your sobriety you need to be able to ________ personal triggers.

identify 

400

What is Lightning McQueen's racing number?

95

500

What is emotional regulation? 

The ability to understand and manage emotional responses.

500

This technique involves pausing and focusing on breathing to calm the body.

deep breathing exercises

500

Without education about ___________, most people would relapse

Addiction 

500

If you want to be able to stop triggers from causing a craving you need to be able to __________ about them.

Talk 

500

What is the largest organ in the human body?  

What is the skin?