Have you been listening?
4 Horsemen
Circle of Control/Silver Linings
Stages of Change
Bad Jokes
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Silver linings is a ______ exercise

positive psychology

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The 4 horsemen are behaviors that...

escalate conflict and damage a relationship. Over time, these harmful behaviors may become a normal part of communication between partners.

100

T/F: The circle of control is a communication technique

False- helps us identify things in and out of our control to help us decide where to place our energy.

100

T/F- Relapse is always part of the stages of change.

False

100

Why shouldn't you use a broken pencil?

Because it's pointless.

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Describe Pre-Contemplation

The costs of the problem behavior (such as drug use) are not yet recognized. The individual is in denial and is not seriously considering changing their behavior. They may have made previous attempts to change, but have since given up.

200

What does stonewalling look like?

Emotionally withdrawing, shutting down, or going silent during important discussions.

 • Often a response to feeling overwhelmed. • Used to avoid difficult discussions or problems. • Underlying problems go unresolved

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Challenging situations and looking for a silver lining can help you become....

happier and more optimistic

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T/F- Someone is in the Contemplation stage if they are ambivalent about changing their behavior.

True

200

What is Forrest Gump's password?

1forrest1

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What does PAWS stand for?

Post Acute Withdrawal Syndrome

300

How do you correct defenesiveness? Also, give an example using a sentence.

Own up to your behavior without blaming others. 

• Avoid taking feedback personally. • Use feedback as an opportunity to improve. • Show remorse and apologize. 

“I shouldn't have raised my voice. I’m sorry."

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What are 1 things that are in your control (each person)

thoughts/actions, how you speak to yourself, goals you set, what you give your energy to, boundaries

300

Describe the Action Stage

Significant steps are taken to end the problem behavior. The individual might be avoiding triggers, reaching out for help, or taking other steps to avoid temptation.

300

What goes up and down but doesn't move?

Stairs

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Name an activity that would be considered a "dessert" on the Dopamenu you did with Kaitlyn

Watch Tv

Play games on phone

Online shop

Scroll Social Media

400

What are the 4 antidotes?

Gentle start up, Take responsibility, Share fondness/admiration, Use self-soothing

400

Name 1 things outside of your control (each person)

The past, future, opinions of others, actions of others, outcomes of my efforts, what others think of me

400

What stage of change is someone in if they have begun to make minor changes to support their goal, but they might not have completely ended the unwanted behavior?

Preparation

400

What did 0 say to 8?

Nice Belt

500

Give an example of how to use "Gentle Start Up"

Dealing with problems in a calm and gentle way. The focus is on the problem—not the person.

• Save the discussion for an appropriate time.

• Use warm body language and tone of voice.

• Use “I” statements.

“I feel frustrated when dirty dishes are left in the sink. Could you please do the dishes tonight?”

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What are the 4 different horsemen?

Criticism, defensiveness, contempt, and stonewalling

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What are the 3 steps to finding silver linings?

1. Positive Mindset

2. A Moment of Frustration

3. Silver Linings

500

What are the stages of change?

Pre-contemplation, Contemplation, Preparation, Action, Maintenance.-- sometimes Relapse

500

Why do seagulls fly over the sea?

If they flew over the bay, they would be bagels.