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What to ask About Addiction Relapse Prevention?

Understanding addiction relapse is vital for long-term recovery. This quiz helps you ask the right questions, challenge misconceptions, and identify risks. Take it to gain insights into preventing relapse and see where you might need extra support.

Anticipate Relapse Triggers

Strategize High-Risk Situations

Empowerment in Recovery

Constructive Relapse Perspective

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Know What to Ask About Addiction Relapse Prevention?

Take this quick quiz to see if you’re asking the right questions about addiction relapse prevention.

Is avoiding all triggers the best way to prevent relapse?
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Can building a strong support network reduce the risk of relapse?
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Is it true that one relapse means treatment has failed?
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Should you avoid discussing your triggers with others to prevent them from triggering you?
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Is it possible to develop coping strategies to handle triggers?
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Does stress always lead to relapse?
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Can regular therapy sessions help prevent relapse?
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No
Is it true that only major life changes trigger relapse?
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No
Can maintaining a healthy lifestyle reduce the risk of relapse?
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No
Is it better to manage relapse alone to avoid burdening others?
Yes
No

Group of people smiling and clapping during a session of the AERCS Addiction Relapse Prevention program in a relaxed, supportive environment.

Addiction relapse prevention is crucial for sustaining long-term recovery. This program provides the tools and strategies needed to recognize triggers, manage cravings, and build a resilient mindset.

By actively engaging in relapse prevention, you can significantly reduce the risk of returning to harmful behaviours and maintain a healthier, more stable life.

What to Ask About Addiction Relapse Prevention.

  1. What are my personal triggers, and how can I manage them?
  2. How can I rebuild my confidence after a relapse?
  3. What warning signs should I watch for that indicate a potential relapse?
  4. How can I stay accountable during vulnerable times?
  5. What coping skills can replace the urge to use?
  6. What role do stress and emotions play in my relapses?
  7. How can I respond to shame and guilt after slipping?
  8. What should I say to people I may have let down?
  9. How do I deal with the fear of relapsing again?
  10. What does a relapse prevention plan look like for me?

Understanding and addressing the warning signs of relapse is key to staying on track. For more information, visit AERCS Addiction Relapse Prevention Program.

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