Conflict
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H.O.W.
100

What is conflict?

Possible Answers: people wanting different things, people interpreting a situation differently, different expectations , communication breaks down

100

What does trust mean in a relationship for you?

COOL!

100

What's one common myth about addiction

One common myth is that people should be able to "just stop" if they really wanted to. In reality, addiction is much more complex and often requires support, treatment, and ongoing recovery.

100

Why do we create Recovery Plans?

Recovery Plans help you identify what you're working toward, what strengths you already have, what barriers might come up, and what supports can help you succeed. They give you something to work toward while you're here.

100

What does H.O.W. stand for?

Honest, Open, Willing

200
True or false, conflicts are about facts, not meaning

FALSE!

200

Name three qualities of a healthy relationship.

Trust, honesty, respect, communication, support, and healthy boundaries.

200

Why is asking for help actually a strength?

It takes courage to admit you're struggling. Asking for help shows honesty, self-awareness, and a commitment to getting better. 

200

Who could be part of someone's recovery support network?

Family, trusted friends, a sponsor, counsellor, doctor, peer support worker, recovery community, or anyone who supports healthy choices.

200

True or false: Change is usually uncomfortable at first?

True!

300

Where do our beliefs come from?

Possible Answers: family, religion, culture, coaches, media, school, trauma

Bonus Q: What's a belief of yours that has changed over time?

300

Name two red flags in a relationship.

Controlling behaviour, manipulation, dishonesty, disrespect, isolation, intimidation, or constant criticism.

300

Name three benefits of recovery.

Better physical and mental health, stronger relationships, more stability, improved self-confidence, better finances, finding purpose, or simply having peace of mind.

300

Name three supports someone can use after treatment.

Recovery meetings, counselling, peer support groups, family, a sponsor, housing programs, primary care providers, employment services, or cultural supports.

300

What's one way to practice H.O.W?

WOO YOUR ANSWER IS AWESOME!!!

400

What are three healthy skills when dealing with conflict?

Possible answers: Active listening, curiosity, asking questions, "I" statements, taking a break when emotions are high, seeking understanding before agreement

400

What are healthy boundaries?

They help protect your wellbeing and let people know what you're comfortable with.

400

Name two things that help you in your recovery!

Possible answers: Community, the awesome staff, groups, meetings etc.

400

Why is aftercare so important?

Recovery doesn't stop when treatment ends. Aftercare helps people stay connected, continue building skills, and get support when life gets challenging.

400

What are four examples that recovery encourage honesty about?

Emotions, struggles, mistakes, needs for support

500

What are the three words that can contribute to health conflict resolution?

Stop, Think, Respond

500

How do healthy relationships support recovery?

They provide encouragement, accountability, and people you can lean on during difficult times.

500

What does recovery mean to you?

Recovery looks different for everyone. For many people, it's about living a healthier, more meaningful life while learning to manage addiction one day at a time.

500

What should someone do if they're worried they're heading toward relapse after leaving treatment?

Reach out to your people that you trust!

500

What does openness mean?

being willing to listen to new ideas!