KEY RECOVERY CONCEPTS
RECOVERY TOPICS
WRAP TERMS
ICE BREAKERS
WELLNESS TOOLS
100

We all experience life and health difficulties such as mental health challenges, addictions, loss, diabetes, or aging. Yet we can get well, stay well, and go on to fulfill our life dreams and goals.

HOPE

100
Process of giving and receiving help among people who share common experiences of face similar challenges who come together as equals to support one another.

What is PEER SUPPORT?

100
This is a list of things to help yourself stay well and make you feel good.

WELLNESS TOOLBOX

100

If you could be an animal, what animal would you be?

🐒🐘🦒🐶🐱🦁🐻🐸🐢

100

What are things you can do by yourself?

Examples: meditating, praying, showering

200

It's up to you to act and do what needs to be done to keep yourself well. It's also up to you to ask others for help if you want it or need it.

PERSONAL RESPONSIBLITY

200

Creating a high overall subjective evaluation of your own personal worth and value.

What is BUILDING SELF-ESTEEM?

200

"things that push your buttons", "red flags"

STRESSORS

200

What are your three favorite foods?

🍔🍕🍜🌮🍣🥗🍛🍚🍙🍱

200

What are things you can do with other people?

Example: Play sports, book club

300

Learning all you can about what you are experiencing helps you make good decisions about all aspects of your life.

EDUCATION

300

A personalized, nonlinear process of moving from survival mode to stability.

What is TRAUMA RECOVERY?

300

WRAP is founded on five concepts. What is the concept called?

KEY RECOVERY CONCEPTS

300

What sport would you compete in if you were in the Olympics?

Olympics sports: Aquatics (Swimming, Marathon Swimming, Diving, Water Polo, Artistic Swimming), Archery, Athletics (Track & Field), Badminton, Basketball, Canoe / Kayak (Sprint & Slalom), Cycling, Equestrian, Fencing, Football (Soccer), Golf, Gymnastics (Artistic, Rhythmic, Trampoline), Handball, Rowing, Sailing, Skateboarding, Sport Climbing, Surfing, Table Tennis, Tennis, Volleyball Weightlifting

300

Things you can do while being at Crestwood

Example: Go to groups

400

Effectively reaching out to others and expressing your needs helps you get what you need, want, and deserve to support your wellness and recovery.

SELF-ADVOCACY

400

The distinctive pattern of personal and social behavior, habits, and values that an individual or group embraces.

What is LIFESTYLE?

400

A simple plan to put your wellness tools into action in your everyday life.

DAILY PLAN

400

What skill do you think everyone should have?

Skills everyone should have

400

Things you can do when you graduate from Crestwood

Example: Go anywhere without staff
500

Although working toward your wellness is up to you, receiving support from others and giving support to others will help you feel better and enhance the quality of life.

SUPPORT
500

The internal or external drive that propels you to take action, sustain effort, and achieve goals

What is MOTIVATION?

500

Signals that you may need to act on to keep little things from turning into big things.

EARLY WARNING SIGNS

500

What is your favorite thing to do by yourself?

Favorite things you do

500

Things you can do everywhere

Example: Dance, sing