🧠 Dual Diagnosis Skills (Functional, Not Therapy) *coming soon
Course overview
Lesson Overview

3.6 – Identifying and Avoiding Trigger Situations: Avoidance starts with awareness. Every person has certain people, places, or experiences that ignite cravings. Learning these patterns helps prevent exposure before it begins. You’ll examine emotional, environmental, and social triggers that set off urges. Once identified, proactive planning helps limit access or change routines. Avoidance is not weakness—it’s strategic protection of mental health. By steering clear of predictable risks, you conserve willpower for truly unavoidable challenges. Over time, life naturally rearranges itself around healthier environments, reducing exposure and making recovery sustainable.

About this course

Functional skill-building for individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use challenges, focusing on practical daily living and self-management strategies.

This course includes:
  • Step-by-step guides for organizing daily tasks and responsibilities
  • Real-life scenarios to practice coping and decision-making
  • Resources and tools for ongoing skill application and maintenance

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