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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the relapse prevention worksheet in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your name at the top of the form. This personalizes your plan and makes it more relevant to your recovery journey.
  3. In the section titled 'Things Which May Cause Slips and Relapses', list potential triggers on the left side. On the right, write healthier coping strategies for each trigger.
  4. Move to the 'Negative' and 'Positive' dialogue section. Document negative self-talk on the left, then challenge these thoughts by writing positive affirmations on the right.
  5. For crisis management, create a list of ten alternative coping strategies that you can refer to when feeling overwhelmed.
  6. In the outreach section, note down names and phone numbers of supportive individuals you can contact during tough times.
  7. Finally, reflect on any past slips or relapses. Use this space to jot down feelings and plans for healthier responses in future situations.

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The three Ps of recovery include patience, persistence, and perseverance. These three attributes are imperative to a successful journey to sobriety and stability. There are plenty of reasons that the three Ps of recovery are imperative to the overall success of a recovery experience.
Most relapses can be explained in terms of a few basic rules. Understanding these rules can help clients focus on what is important: 1) change your life; 2) be completely honest; 3) ask for help; 4) practice self-care; and 5) dont bend the rules.
The 5 Pillars of Recovery are: Basic stability. Having a self-care plan. Trusting the process of recovery. Finding your community. Expanded self-awareness and intuition.
Relapse Prevention Strategies Eat a healthy diet. Get some quality sleep. Exercise regularly. Consider other complementary and holistic methods for managing stress naturally, like yoga and meditation. Join a self-help group, attend meetings regularly, and actively participate.
Each of these principles supports a critical aspect of recovery: Patience teaches self-compassion and the importance of steady growth. Persistence reinforces resilience through consistent effort. Purpose motivates and anchors you to a meaningful life beyond addiction.

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The 3 As: Awareness, Acceptance, Action. The Three As can be an extremely powerful tool in coming to terms with our addiction.
One of very few sayings heard around SMART Recovery is Patience, Practice, and Persistence (or simply PPP) to remind ourselves of: Being patient with ourselves. Practicing what we learn.
But theres a strategy to combat these cravings, known as the 4Ds Delay, Distract, Deep Breathing (de-stress), and Decatastrophize. This method can be a valuable tool in times when cravings strike. We suggest putting together a relapse prevention plan so you can be prepared when cravings creep up.

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