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Supporting a Loved One with an Addiction

Pre-Quiz: Supporting a Loved One with Addiction

Understanding Addiction

What is addiction?

The Brain Disease Model

The Cycle of Addiction

Misconceptions of Addiction

Understanding Addiction Knowledge Check

Recognizing Signs of SUD

Signs and Symptoms of SUD

Do’s and Dont’s of Addressing an Addiction

Showing Support Without Enabling

Basics of Interventions

Signs of SUD Knowledge Check

Addiction and the Family

Impact of Addiction on Individuals and Families

Helping Children Understand Addiction

Generational Substance Abuse

Addiction and the Family Knowledge Check

Treatment and Recovery

Principles of Effective Treatment

Medications and Devices

Behavioral Therapies

Family-Centered Approach

The Realities of Treatment and Recovery

Treatment and Recovery Knowledge Check

Resources and Support

Common Emotions

Coping Strategies

Resources for Adults

Resources for Youth

Course Conclusion

Course Evaluation

Final Quiz: Supporting a Loved One With Addiction

Addiction and the Family Knowledge Check

Supporting a Loved One with an Addiction
Addiction and the Family
Addiction and the Family Knowledge Check

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Question 1 of 3

1. Question

Which of the following is a way that addiction impacts the family?

Increased job stability
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Improved relationships and communication
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Emotional stress: anxiety, guilt, and frustration
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Improved financial health
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2. Question

When talking to young children about addiction, what should you emphasize?

Addiction is a sickness that is not their fault.
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The child should help fix the problem.
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Avoid talking about it at all.
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Addiction is the child’s fault.
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3. Question

True or False: Generational substance abuse is a cycle that cannot be broken.

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