12 Step
What are AA and NA?
Focusing on the present in your recovery.
What is "One day at a time?"
The most widely abused substance in the US.
What is alcohol?
What is reaching out?
People, Places and things.
A person who acts as a support during your recovery and assists in stepwork.
What is "Misery is Optional?"
This many Americans have at least 1 addiction.
What is 21 million?
Making sure that your day is filled.
What is keeping busy?
These feelings usually precede a relapse.
What is Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired (HALT)?
What is the Serenity Prayer?
You should listen more than you talk.
What is "take the cotton out of your ears and put it in your mouth?"
The most common time to be arrested for a DUI.
What is Thanksgiving through New Year's?
These can be guided or freeform.
What is meditation?
Bars, all-inclusive resorts, old friend's homes.
What are high-risk situations?
Bringing Coffee and Setting up chairs.
What are Commitments?
The idea that you can get something out of less that ideal circumstances.
What is "Don't let perfect be the enemy of good enough?"
Each day, roughly this many young people pick a cigarette for the first time.
What is 1,600?
Riding out the craving.
What is urge-surfing?
This comes from toxic relationships and can be both good and bad.
What is stress?
The reason someone with 25 years of sobriety would attend a beginner's meeting.
What is "Keeping it Green?"
By yourself is the worst place to be.
What is "an addict alone is in bad company?"
Drug overdoses have done this from 2010 to 2019.
What is quintupled?
You do this to yourself and others.
What is being honest?
Oddly, this feeling is something to be aware of.
What is happiness?