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Communication
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100

What is the name of the character on today's thought for the day?

Daffy Duck

100

During _____ ______, a person prioritizes the needs, wants, and feelings of others, even at their own expense

passive communication

100

A healthy recovery requires people to change their lifestyles to avoid _____, _____,_____, and _____ that can trigger relapse.

behaviors, people, places, and things

100

Remember that using alcohol or other drugs causes ____ _____ in the brain.

chemical changes

100

To maintain your sobriety, you need to be able to _____ and ______ your personal triggers for drug use.

recognize and identify

200

Discuss with the group one current event that is happening in the world.

thank you!

200

_____ _____ emphasizes the importance of both peoples’ needs. During this a person stands up for their own needs, wants, and feelings, but also listens to and respects the needs of others.

Assertive communication

200

What’s the easiest way not to experience triggers?

Avoid them!

200

An ____ ____ is an emotional state that you might experience before, during, or after substance use.

internal trigger

200

______ are signs of danger. Whenever possible, avoid all high-risk situations, high-risk people, and other _____.

Triggers, triggers

300

What is the capital of kentucky?

Awesome now give your points to a team wearing black

300

Through ______ _______, a person expresses that only their own needs, wants, and feelings matter.

aggressive communication

300

addiction involves 2 things: 

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(1) obsessive thinking about drinking alcohol and using drugs and (2) relapse, or a return to alcohol or drug use after a period of not drinking or using.

300

____ _____ include events, places, things, or specific times that you associate with substance use.

External triggers

300

Some triggers, such as specific days of the week, certain times of the day, or specific feelings, cannot be avoided. These triggers can be ______, however, by engaging in a healthy activity to counter the effect of the trigger.

interrupted

400

Dance a waltz with your team to the tune of save a horse, ride a cowboy. 

I bet it was very classy!

400

List 4 Traits of Assertive Communicators

• Clearly state needs and wants

• Eye contact

• Listens to others without interruption

• Appropriate speaking volume

• Steady tone of voice

• Confident body language

400

How do triggers lead to relapse? 3 steps

•     Triggers automatically lead to thoughts about substance use.

•     Thoughts about alcohol or other drugs lead to craving.

•     Craving can lead to relapse.

400

_____ ______ are related to the senses of sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch.

Sensory triggers

400

__________ is one way to interrupt or stop the thoughts, by imagining a light switch. When the switch is ON, you experience cravings. When you turn that switch OFF, you no longer have those cravings.

Visualization

500

How many women clients are currently in the facility? 

42


Triple points if you got it right!!!!!

500

Assertiveness Tips: name 3

Respect yourself. 

Express your thoughts and feelings calmly. 

 Take responsibility for your emotions, and express them in a calm and factual manner. Try starting sentences with “I feel…”.

Plan what you’re going to say. 

Say “no” when you need to. 


500

 Addiction is a process that involves:

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 (1) compulsion to drink alcohol or use other drugs,

 (2) a loss of control over drinking alcohol or using drugs, and 

(3) continued drinking or drug use despite negative consequences.

Daily Double!!!

500

If you want to be able to stop triggers from causing a drug craving, you need to be able to ___ ___ ___.

talk about them.

500

A trigger leads you to think about drugs. These thoughts will lead to craving and relapse if you continue to obsess about drugs.  What can you do to address this problem?

Thought stopping