1 year Your sponsor should be someone who has worked the steps and has at least this amount of sobriety 18 months This is how long PAWS can last Jails, institutions, death The progression of addiction inevitably leads to... Process Addictions Behavioral Addictions are also known as... The Promises We are going to know a new freedom and a new happiness is an example of what from the Big Book of AA? Alternate Rebellion Changing your personal style or going to a rage room are examples of what DBT skill? Service The spiritual principle behind step 12 Dialectical Abstinence Preparing for a slip so that it doesn't become a slide is a way to describe... The Reward Pathway The part of the brain that is hijacked by addiction, necessary for behaviors of survival Spirituality Meditation, prayer, building community, or spending time in nature are examples of... Allergy In the big book, addiction is referred to as a physical.... Personal Inventory This is what is done for a 4th step William D. Silkworth Who wrote "The Doctor's Opinion" in the Big Book of AA? Honesty The spiritual principle behind the first step Jellinek Curve A model for illustrating the progression of addiction Dr. Bob One of the two founders of AA Disease Model of Addiction Jellinek developed his curve to illustrate what conceptualization of addiction? Insanity Doing the same thing over and over again expecting a different result Denial "I can stop anytime I want to" is an example of... Dopamine The primary neurotransmitter affected by substances Irritability A symptom of post- acute withdrawals Amends The process of changing behaviors to right wrongs we have made Alcohol This as well as benzodiazepines are the two substances that require medical detox Stress This is the most common trigger for PAWS 1 year Your sponsor should be someone who has worked the steps and has at least this amount of sobriety 18 months This is how long PAWS can last Jails, institutions, death The progression of addiction inevitably leads to... Process Addictions Behavioral Addictions are also known as... The Promises We are going to know a new freedom and a new happiness is an example of what from the Big Book of AA? Alternate Rebellion Changing your personal style or going to a rage room are examples of what DBT skill? Service The spiritual principle behind step 12 Dialectical Abstinence Preparing for a slip so that it doesn't become a slide is a way to describe... The Reward Pathway The part of the brain that is hijacked by addiction, necessary for behaviors of survival Spirituality Meditation, prayer, building community, or spending time in nature are examples of... Allergy In the big book, addiction is referred to as a physical.... Personal Inventory This is what is done for a 4th step William D. Silkworth Who wrote "The Doctor's Opinion" in the Big Book of AA? Honesty The spiritual principle behind the first step Jellinek Curve A model for illustrating the progression of addiction Dr. Bob One of the two founders of AA Disease Model of Addiction Jellinek developed his curve to illustrate what conceptualization of addiction? Insanity Doing the same thing over and over again expecting a different result Denial "I can stop anytime I want to" is an example of... Dopamine The primary neurotransmitter affected by substances Irritability A symptom of post- acute withdrawals Amends The process of changing behaviors to right wrongs we have made Alcohol This as well as benzodiazepines are the two substances that require medical detox Stress This is the most common trigger for PAWS
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
G-Your sponsor should be someone who has worked the steps and has at least this amount of sobriety
G-1 year
I-This is how long PAWS can last
I-18 months
I-The progression of addiction inevitably leads to...
I-Jails, institutions, death
O-Behavioral Addictions are also known as...
O-Process Addictions
I-We are going to know a new freedom and a new happiness is an example of what from the Big Book of
AA?
I-The Promises
B-Changing your personal style or going to a rage room are examples of what DBT skill?
B-Alternate Rebellion
B-The spiritual principle behind step 12
B-Service
G-Preparing for a slip so that it doesn't become a slide is a way to describe...
G-Dialectical Abstinence
G-The part of the brain that is hijacked by addiction, necessary for behaviors of survival
G-The Reward Pathway
N-Meditation, prayer, building community, or spending time in nature are examples of...
N-Spirituality
O-In the big book, addiction is referred to as a physical....
O-Allergy
G-This is what is done for a 4th step
G-Personal Inventory
O-Who wrote "The Doctor's Opinion" in the Big Book of AA?
O-William D. Silkworth
B-The spiritual principle behind the first step
B-Honesty
O-A model for illustrating the progression of addiction
O-Jellinek Curve
I-One of the two founders of AA
I-Dr. Bob
B-Jellinek developed his curve to illustrate what conceptualization of addiction?
B-Disease Model of Addiction
N-Doing the same thing over and over again expecting a different result
N-Insanity
B-"I can stop anytime I want to" is an example of...
B-Denial
N-The primary neurotransmitter affected by substances
N-Dopamine
N-A symptom of post-acute withdrawals
N-Irritability
G-The process of changing behaviors to right wrongs we have made
G-Amends
I-This as well as benzodiazepines are the two substances that require medical detox
I-Alcohol
O-This is the most common trigger for PAWS
O-Stress