Outside-the-Box Recovery
April 2021. You’re reading the very first installment of the Outside-the-Box Recovery Newsletter… featuring (a) our latest booklet, (b) a thought-provoking question, (c) and an announcement.
This newsletter is part of psychiatrist Dr. Kim Rosenthal’s humble endeavor to help providers help clients outrun addiction. We’re all in this together, so please share!
Addiction counselor, creativity guru, and humorist in one, THE OUTSIDE-THE-BOX RECOVERY WORKBOOK balances evidence-based medicine with that right-brained energy needed to survive addiction and create a life worth living.
Are you looking for treatment-oriented trivia and education for your clients, something serious but catchy? If so, then this free 17-page quiz booklet might be what you seek. For example, please decide whether the following are true or false: (1) All drug treatment programs are the same. (2) If someone has passes out from drinking, put them to bed. (3) In Ohio, it’s illegal to get a fish drunk…
The Outside-the-Box Recovery brings you the infamous Quiz on Addiction. Please answer True or False. 1. It is legal to give beer to moose in Alaska. 2. Combining cocaine and alcohol causes the body to convert them into a toxic chemical…
Recovery quiz? Whether you’re looking for a platform to discuss denial, commitment, social support, coping skills, and memory… or simply something fun but therapeutic, this free quiz is what you need!
The goal of this newsletter is to promote a lust for sober living through art, puzzles, humor, and other forms of unique recovery material. It’s written for addiction counselors and their clients. Our slogan: We’re illustrated, fun, and professional. We’re Outside-the-Box Recovery! (Yaaay!)
Welcome to yet another Outside-the-Box Recovery Quiz. This one helps gauge where you are in recovery, identifies pertinent issues and questions, and points you in the right direction. Answer the questions. Count up your points. And check our the interpretation. Thanks.
–>Created for substance use disorder counselors, this 1-page handout is ideal for individual and group work, either as quick challenge or as a means for discussion. It explores the nature of addiction and relapse.
