Triggers
Managing Triggers
True or False?
100

It is important to create new _____ when in recovery.

Habits

100

What is the first step when dealing with triggers?

What is identifying them

100

True or False?: Thinking or dreaming about substances is a natural part of recovery. 

True. 

200

Someone feels insecure or low feelings of self-worth. They drink or use a substance whenever this feeling occurs. This is an example of?

What is an internal trigger

200

Blocking people on one's phone who they used to use with or not going to certain places where use occurred is an example of what in relation to triggers?

What is avoiding triggers.

200

True or False: You can't avoid your triggers forever.

False. 

300

Friday night rolls around and Mary is about to go to her favorite club. She always feels the need to call her dealer on Friday night. What is Friday night and the club is example of? 

What is an external trigger

300

If one cannot avoid triggers, they can...

What is interrupt triggers.

300

Creating new coping skills is an important part of recovery.

True

400

Smelling a cigarette and having it remind one of a bar they used to go to would be an example of a:

What is a sensory trigger

400

Talking about triggers is an example of doing what to triggers?

What is reducing power. 
400

True or False: It is best to push triggers away/forget about them rather than address them head on?

False

500

When triggers intensify or are left unaddressed, they become this. (Fact: It usually takes internal, external and sensory triggers combined for this to occur). 

What is a craving

500

A connection of a substance to a person, place or thing can be defined as what?

What is an association. 
500

True or False: It is important to stay humble when in recovery.

True