Trivia Game - Each Mind Matters Resource Center
The Trivia Game is comprised of 36 questions with a focus on mental health, substance use and suicide prevention. This trivia game can be utilized in person or virtually as part of events, community outreach or with a group of friends and family.
Substance Use Trivia Questions Alcohol 1. Alcohol Myth or Fact? Alcohol circulates through every organ, tissue, and gland in the body. FACT – Alcohol enters the bloodstream and is carried to the entire body which means that every area of the body is affected by alcohol. (Healthy Families BC, 2019 - How the Human Body Processes Alcohol) 2. Alcohol
Substance Use and Mental Health Dual Recovery Jeopardy
Oct 25, 2023 · This is a new Jeopardy game for group therapy focused on substance use and mental health dual recovery. There is a downloadable PDF version below as well as a direct link to this Jeopardy game online on "Jeopardylabs."
Substance Abuse Recovery Trivia Jeopardy Template
A group for men and women who have a desire to stop using drugs or alcohol. Ex. NA, AA, CA….etc
Q - Why is it more dangerous to drink alcohol and use cannabis (marijuana) together than using either one alone? A - Cannabis reduces nausea, so people can drink more without getting sick,
Best substance abuse trivia questions and answers - The …
Test your knowledge and learn more about substance abuse with these trivia questions and answers. Substance abuse trivia questions cover a wide range of topics related to drugs, alcohol, addiction, and their effects on the mind and body.
100 “True or false: you or your friends can tell if a drug (like rohypnol, roofies, or GHB) has been slipped into your drink.”
National Drug & Alcohol IQ Challenge | National Institute on Drug Abuse
Mar 4, 2021 · Encourages people to test their knowledge about drug use and addiction by asking them to take a 13-question quiz. Accompanying answers shed light on the science of drug use.
• One drug may mean you have to take higher levels of another type of drug to feel the effects, and this can lead to overdose. • The drugs might interact in completely unexpected ways.
One round focused on trivia specific to alcohol and other drugs, raising awareness about AOD use and busting a few myths –and surprising some recently retired federal police officers who attended the event!