Chapters 1&2
Chapters 3&4
Chapters 5&6
Chapters 7&8
100

What does SUDS stand for?

Seemingly Unimportant Decisions

100

True or false. How we think impacts how we feel.

True

100

True or false. Cravings and urges are a normal part of recovery.

True.

100

Name two resources outside of recovery and therapy that can assist you in your community

Welfare office

Probation and Parole

Religious or spiritual groups

Community Centers

200

What does PAWs stand for?

Post-Acute Withdrawal

200

What external trigger likely has the biggest influence on relapse for most people?

Social pressure or peer pressure

200

What is HALT

HUNGRY

ANGRY

LONELY

TIRED

200

What are 3 different types of meetings besides AA and NA?

CA

GA

Dharma

SMART

SLA

300

Define SUDS or Seemingly unimportant decisions and how they relate to relapse

These are usually high-risk situations that don't seem like a big deal but they put us in danger. They are times we might make excuses or not take responsibility for our actions.

300

What are 4 types of external triggers? 

PEOPLE

PLACES

THINGS

SITUATIONS

300

What are external ways to cope with cravings?

Recovery supports (meetings/groups)

Professional supports (therapy/IOP)

Family/Friends

Hobbies/interests

Spirituality 

300

Name 3 qualities you may want in a future sponsor

Same gender, has been through the steps, proximity to where you live, has time to meet, has something you want (piece of mind, healthy relationships, years of sobriety, etc.)

400

What are 3 symptoms of post-acute withdrawal?

Anxiety, depression, insomnia, irritability, trouble concentrating, gastrointestinal issues, pain, cravings, low energy

400

What are 4 types of internal triggers or what is MEFT???

MEMORIES

EMOTIONS

FEELINGS

THOUGHTS

400

Define Urge Surfing

Riding an urge or craving like a wave instead of avoiding it

400

What underlying piece in a thinking report have we had our whole lives that ultimately impacts our behaviors?

Core beliefs