SOBRIETY & RECOVERY
TOOLS FOR SOBRIETY
TRIGGERS & CRAVINGS
SELF-CARE & WELLNESS
RECOVERY WISDOM
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What is sobriety?

This term refers to choosing not to use drugs or alcohol.

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What is peer support?

Talking with others who understand recovery is known as this.

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What is a feeling or emotion?

A trigger can be a person, place, or this.

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What is sleep?

Getting enough of this improves mood, judgment, and recovery.

100

What is perfection?

“Progress, not ______.”

200

What is “Just for today”?

A common phrase meaning “taking recovery one day at a time.”

200

What is journaling?

Writing thoughts and feelings down regularly can help sobriety; this tool is called this.

200

What is Tired?

HALT reminds people to watch out for being Hungry, Angry, Lonely, or this.

200

What are endorphins?

Physical activity releases endorphins, often called these “feel-good” chemicals.

200

What is cure it?

A common saying: “You didn’t cause it, you can’t control it, and you can’t ____ it.”

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What is recovery?

This describes the process of healing mentally, physically, and emotionally from addiction.

300

What is asking for help?

Calling someone before making a risky decision is often called “reaching out” or this phrase.

300

What is a wave?

Cravings usually peak and fall like this natural event.

300

What is blood sugar?

Eating balanced meals helps stabilize this, which can reduce cravings.

300

What is “We do recover”?

This phrase reminds people they are not alone in recovery.

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What is a sponsor?

A person who supports someone else in recovery, often in 12-step programs.

400

What is a recovery meeting?

A structured gathering where people share experience, strength, and hope.

400

What is prevention plan?

Planning ahead for risky situations is called a relapse ________.

400

What is self-care?

Doing something kind for yourself without guilt is called this.

400

What is your own sobriety?

Helping others in recovery often strengthens this in yourself.

500

What is relapse?

This word describes returning to substance use after a period of sobriety.

500

What is mindfulness?

This coping skill involves focusing on the present moment without judgment.

500

What is urge surfing?

This skill involves delaying action until a craving passes.

500

What is sobriety mental health?

Setting boundaries helps protect this in recovery.

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What is resilience?

This quality involves continuing recovery efforts even when it’s hard.