REVIEW JEOPARDY PART 2

Step 1

300

What is one example of unmanageability in addiction?

Losing jobs, damaged relationships, legal trouble, or health issues.

500

Father Martin said " Step one is like the steps on a _____ , it's the widest and the strongest.

Ladder 

700

An Addicts ends are always the same _______, _______, and _________.

Jails, Institutions, and Death

900

Step 1 means that we don't have to use, and this is a great __________.

Freedom!!!

1100

Addiction is a ________,_______, and ________ disease that affects every area of my life.

Physical, Mental, and Spiritual

Reservations

300

How do reservations put our recovery at risk?

They give us a reason to relapse when things get hard.

500

What is the first step to overcoming a reservation?

Admit that it exists and be honest about it.

700

What is one of thing I should do if I have reservations?

Talk to someone, go to a meeting, have a crisis plan ect... 

900

_________ allows us to take the emotion out of a situation and allow us to see it for what it is. 

Writing 

1100

Which of the 12 Steps addresses Reservation?

Step 1

Triangle of Self-Obsession

300

What is the process of making right your wrongs in recovery?

Making an Amends

500

If we still bear ______ towards some people in our past, we will need to practice the principal of forgiveness.

ANGER 

700

We made a searching and _________ inventory of ourselves.

Fearless

900

Resentment is the way we react to our ______?

Past 

1100

Anger is the way we react to the ________.

Present 

Step 2

300

As we first approach Step 2, we can practice the principal of ______ by acknowledging and sharing what we do or don't believe about a power greater than ourself.

Honesty

500

While abstinence is the beginning, our only found _____ for recovery is a profound emotional and spiritual change.

Hope 

700

This _________ makes it possible to feel hope. 

surrender

900

An addicts greatest strength is knowing their ________.

weakness

1100

What is an example of a power greater than yourself you experienced before you came to recovery?

Drugs and/or alcohol 

PAWS

300

What is one common "Physical" symptom of PAWS 

Chronic fatigue or disrupted sleep patterns.

500

How can stress worsen PAWS symptoms?

Stress triggers cravings and emotional instability, making symptoms more intense.

700

What is one way mindfulness practices help manage PAWS?

They reduce anxiety

900

What is one way PAWS can impact decision-making in early recovery?

It can cause brain fog, leading to poor judgment and impulsive choices.

1100

What part of the brain is most affected by PAWS?

The limbic system, which controls emotions and stress responses.