Needs
Freud
Relapse
Choices
100

What level includes food and sleep?

Physiological needs

100

“I want it now.”

The Id

100

Name an emotional warning sign.

isolation, poor sleep, irritability, etc.

100

Name one grounding/coping skill

Breathing, walk, call support.

200

A man worries about eviction. Which need?

Safety/Security

200

“That goes against my values.”

The Superego
200

Just one drink won’t hurt.”

Mental relapse warning.

200

A party has alcohol. Name one exit plan.

Own ride, leave, sober contact.

300

Someone misses feelings accepted by an old crew? Which need?

Belonging

300

“I need money, but I can ask for overtime rather than sell.”

The ego/Reality principle

300

What is physical relapse?

Actual return to substance use.

300

Why can selling without using still threaten recovery?

Old network, stress, access, legal risk.

400

A person feels worthless after loosing work. Which need?

Esteem, or Safety

400

Contrast pleasure and reality principles.

Immediate gratification versus delayed, consequence-aware action. 

400

What are recovery capital examples?

Support, skills, work/housing, access to care.

400

How can Maslow and Freud explain a “quick money” choice?

Safety need + Id/pleasure; Ego evaluates consequences.

500

How can unmet safety and belonging needs combine to raise risk?

 Financial pressure + pressure to reconnect with high-risk peers; use support and lawful income resources.

500

After a bad argument, a man wants to drink, feels guilty, then calls his sponsor. Identify Id, Superego, Ego.

Urge; conscience; coping decision.

500

 An old friend offers fast money and a man stops calling support. Name two warning signs and two next steps.

 Isolation + rationalizing; decline, contact support, plan legal options.

500

Create a plan after a triggering text

Do not engage, move away, call support, coping, seek lawful assistance.