Mental Health & Substance Abuse
Relapse Prevention
Mental Illness
Just for fun
Withdrawal
100

This is the term for when you have both a mental health illness and an addiction.

(Hint) Ms. Kris's class

What is co-occurring disorder?

100

You develop this to help you from having a relapse and have a plan in place for when you have cravings and triggers to use or notice early warning signs of mental health relapse.

What is relapse prevention plan?

Bonus points - Name 3 important components of a relapse prevention plan.

100

What does addiction mean?

the fact or condition of being addicted to a particular substance, thing, or activity.

100
What has two hands and a face, but no arms and leg?

Clock

100

Tell me one thing you will do after completing Adventure to avoid coming back

coping skills, talk to someone, stay away from drugs

200

What is self-medicating?

The term for what individuals with addiction do when they are using drugs or alcohol to cope with symptoms of physical or mental illness.

200

What are triggers?

cues that can cause urges and cravings.

200

What is anxiety?

feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease, typically about an imminent event or something with an uncertain outcome.

200

What has many keys, but can't open any doors?

Piano

200

What does detox mean?

detoxification from an intoxicating or addictive substance

300

Name 2 coping skills people use to avoid relapse

Music, walking, talking, exercise

300

What are 2 early warning signs of relapse?

  • Isolating oneself
  • Becoming irritable 
  • Becoming dishonest 
  • Overconfidence in one's recovery
  • Shifting back into unhelpful networks
  • Increasing boredom and entertainment seeking
  • Falling out of healthy habits
300

Name 2 ways where you can get help if you feel like you might relapse

Treatment center, therapist, family, friends

300

What can't be used until it's broken?

Egg

300

Increased anxiety and restlessness can be associated with withdrawal from which substances? (Name 1)

stimulants and benzodiazepines

400

What does relapse mean?

a deterioration in someone's state of health after a temporary improvement.

400

A mostly necessary item for daily living that is also one of the biggest triggers for some.

What is money?

Also - family, relationships, work, social supports

400

What is meditation?

This activity has been scientifically shown to help rewire the brain, helping individuals to recover and cope more effectively with symptoms of depression, anxiety, trauma, and substance abuse.

400

What gets wet when drying?

Towel

400

What are comfort meds?

This is the name for the medications provided to individuals to help them more comfortably withdraw from addictive substances.

500

Name 3 long term effects of alcohol abuse on health.

What is neurological problems, dementia, stroke, loss of nerve feeling, high blood pressure, hear attack or other cardiovascular problems, cancer of the mouth, throat, esophagus, liver, colon and breast, liver disease, hepatitis, cirrhosis, gastrointestinal problems, premature death?

500

You can go to one of these to be with others in recovery. This can help you to remember that you can get through this. Get other people’s names and numbers to call in case of future cravings and urges. Try to get a positive person to be a temporary sponsor, and eventually try to get a long-term sponsor. Develop a positive social network of people to spend time with that don’t use or commit crimes.

What are self-help or support groups?


500
Tell me one outcome of relapse

Jail, losing friends, losing family, going back into treatment

500

I am full of holes, but I can hold water. What am I?

Sponge

500

Name 3 potential symptoms of withdrawal

fatigue, restlessness, agitation, irritability, restless legs, insomnia, anxiety, depression, poor appetite, body aches and bone pain, teeth pain, nausea, racing thoughts, runny nose, cold/flu symptoms, chills, sweating