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Addiction Triggers Worksheet

On this page we will provide you with an Addiction triggers worksheet. It will help you examine the triggers which can lead a person towards addiction.
What is the addiction triggers worksheet?
Triggering are cues that come from different sources.They initiate a person to do certain things. Addiction triggers lead a person to use a drug to minimize the impacts of triggers, examples of triggers may include stress, tiredness, hungry , insecure.
How the addiction triggers worksheet will help.
When you know about triggers you can work to cope with those in a healthy manner in the recovery process triggers can lead to relapse.this worksheet will show possible triggers one would encounter you can work on them to minimize their adverse effects.
Instructions on how to use the Addiction triggers Worksheet.
The sources of triggers may vary from body to the environment. Triggers which are related to different areas are mentioned in the worksheet.Read and cope with those in a healthy manner ,don't neglect them.
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Conclusion
On this page we provided you with an Addiction triggers worksheet . It hopefully helped you examine the triggers which can lead a person towards addiction.
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