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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the relapse prevention worksheet in the editor.
- Begin with the 'How and Why I Stopped' section. Reflect on your reasons for stopping substance use and fill in the prompts provided, such as significant events or feelings that led to your decision.
- Move to the 'Body' section. Here, identify any physical triggers or health concerns related to your past substance use. Use our platform's text fields to elaborate on these points.
- In the 'Feelings' section, express your emotional state regarding sobriety. This is crucial for understanding your motivations and potential challenges.
- Complete the 'Activities' section by listing sober activities you enjoy or wish to explore. This helps reinforce positive habits.
- Finally, review all sections for completeness and clarity. Save your progress regularly using our platform’s features to ensure you don’t lose any information.
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