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Quick downloads

Start with a printable if you need a fast offline tool.

These downloads are useful when a family, referral source, or resident needs a one-page checklist before moving into a longer worksheet.

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Personal Trigger List

A printable trigger-mapper worksheet for naming patterns, body cues, safer responses, and support contacts.

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Relapse-Prevention Plan

Keep warning signs, coping skills, support contacts, and after-lapse steps in one printable recovery plan.

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Daily Recovery Schedule

A printable routine builder for sleep, meals, treatment, work, exercise, meetings, and evening review.

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Family Boundary Planner

Clarify what support looks like, what it does not look like, and what language keeps family boundaries consistent.

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Recovery Support Contact List

Keep support people, providers, safe places, and transportation backups visible in one printable list.

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Questions to Ask a Treatment Provider

Use a printable question list before admissions calls, tours, or assessment conversations.

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Personal Trigger List Craving Response Plan Relapse Warning-Sign Checklist Relapse-Prevention Plan Daily Recovery Schedule Family Boundary Planner Recovery Support Contact List Weekly Recovery Check-In Questions to Ask a Treatment Provider Treatment Comparison Worksheet Level-of-Care Educational Comparison Spiritual Reflection Worksheet Daily Gratitude and Prayer Journal First-Week Sober Living Checklist Personal Values and Purpose Exercise Emergency Recovery Plan

Worksheets

Recovery tools, worksheets, and planners all in one place.

Use one worksheet at a time or jump to the one that matches the next conversation, meeting, or hard day.

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Personal Trigger List

Map one trigger pattern at a time so you can name the situation, body cues, urge level, and safer next response before the risk gets louder.

When to use it

Before a hard day, weekend, holiday, or family event.
After conflict, fatigue, a trauma reminder, or a schedule change.
Any time you need a quick pattern review instead of guesswork.

Instructions

1.Write one trigger pattern clearly and without judging yourself.
2.Include the thoughts, emotions, body sensations, and urge intensity that usually show up early.
3.Name one safer response, one support person, and one environmental change that can lower risk quickly.

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Trigger entry

Use one row of thinking at a time so the pattern stays specific enough to act on later.

TriggerCategorySituationThoughtsEmotionsBody sensationsUrge intensityPrevious responseSafer responseSupport personEnvironmental changeFollow-up action

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Craving Response Plan

Build a small, repeatable response for the moment a craving shows up.

When to use it

When you feel an urge starting.
Before you leave for a setting that could be hard.
After an emotional spike, a fight, or a long stretch alone.

Instructions

1.Describe what the craving feels like when it first begins.
2.Choose the first five-minute action you will do without debating it.
3.Write the person, place, or practice that helps the wave pass.

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Craving response

Keep this brief enough to use when your attention is narrow.

What the craving feels likeFirst five-minute actionWho I will contactWhat I will do after the wave passes

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Safety note

If you cannot stay safe, call 911 for immediate danger or 988 for urgent emotional support. If overdose or poisoning is a concern in the United States, call Poison Help at 1-800-222-1222.

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Relapse Warning-Sign Checklist

Notice early warning signs before the day gets too big to manage well.

When to use it

Once a week as a quiet self-check.
After a conflict, disappointment, or schedule disruption.
When something feels off but you cannot quite name it yet.

Instructions

1.Check the signs that are showing up now, not the ones you wish were showing up.
2.Pick the one or two signs that deserve attention first.
3.Write one action that moves you toward support today.

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Warning signs

Select every sign that feels relevant right now.

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Safety note

If there is immediate danger, call 911. For emotional crisis support, call or text 988.

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Relapse-Prevention Plan

Keep your reasons for recovery, warning signs, supports, safeguards, and after-lapse steps in one calm plan you can actually use under stress.

When to use it

Before move-in, discharge, or a schedule change.
After you notice patterns that deserve more structure.
When you want a plan you can review with trusted support people while still keeping the notes local on your device.

Instructions

1.Write the plan in short sentences so it is easy to scan quickly.
2.List real names, places, and next steps you can actually use instead of ideal answers.
3.Review and update it when your providers, meetings, medications, transportation, or living situation change.

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Recovery reasons and early risk

Personal reasons for recoveryWarning signsTriggersCoping skillsSafe places

Support, meetings, and medication

Support contactsTherapist or provider contactsMeeting planMedication planSpiritual supports

Safeguards, family, and emergency response

Environmental safeguardsTransportation planFamily roleEmergency stepsWhat to do after a lapseReview schedule

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Daily Recovery Schedule

Plan a steady week with enough structure to support recovery and enough flexibility to be realistic.

When to use it

At the start of the week or during Sunday planning.
When the schedule has drifted and needs a reset.
After travel, sickness, or any change that makes the routine less predictable.

Instructions

1.Anchor the morning and evening before you fill in the rest.
2.Put recovery support on the calendar the same way you would work or school.
3.Leave at least one small buffer so the week can absorb real life.

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Weekly anchors

Weekday morning anchorWeekday evening anchorWeekend anchorMeetings or support blocksOne recovery goal for the week

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Family Boundary Planner

Write down what support looks like, what it does not look like, and how to stay consistent when conversations get hard.

When to use it

Before a family visit or difficult conversation.
When support keeps getting confused with rescuing.
After a boundary has been crossed and you need clearer language.

Instructions

1.State the boundary in direct, simple language.
2.Name what you can offer and what you cannot offer.
3.Write the words you will use to pause a conversation when needed.

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Boundary language

Boundary statementWhat we can offerWhat we cannot offerWhen to pause a conversationHow to return to the conversation later

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Recovery Support Contact List

Identify who to call for encouragement, accountability, professional support, and a safe place to reset.

When to use it

Before move-in or a phone change.
When you notice support is thin or hard to reach.
Any time you need a quicker plan than searching from scratch.

Instructions

1.List the people and places you can actually reach today.
2.Include backup options so one missed call does not leave you stuck.
3.Keep professional support, transportation, and safe places visible too.

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Support map

Primary supportBackup supportProfessional supportSafe placesTransportation backup

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Weekly Recovery Check-In

Review the week honestly so mood, cravings, support drift, and routine problems do not stay vague for too long.

When to use it

At the end of the week.
Before therapy, a sponsor call, or a house meeting.
Any time you feel off and need a fuller review than a quick checklist.

Instructions

1.Answer briefly and honestly instead of trying to sound impressive.
2.Name one area that held steady and one area that needs support.
3.End with a next step for the coming week.

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Weekly review

What went well this week?What felt hardest?How was support this week?Which warning signs showed up?Most important next step

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Questions to Ask a Treatment Provider

Keep key treatment questions in one place so intake calls and program tours stay clearer, calmer, and more useful.

When to use it

Before an admissions call or assessment.
When comparing treatment options.
When a family or referral partner wants a more organized conversation.

Instructions

1.Check the questions that matter most for this decision.
2.Add your own practical questions about safety, schedule, and treatment fit.
3.Use this as an educational checklist, not a placement recommendation by itself.

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Treatment-question checklist

Core questions

What level of care do you think is appropriate, and why?How do you handle detox risk or medical instability?How are co-occurring mental-health symptoms assessed and treated?How is medication coordinated or reviewed when relevant?What does a normal week actually look like?How are families involved, and what are the boundaries?What aftercare or continuing-care planning happens before discharge?How is faith integrated, and what parts are encouraged versus required?

My additional questions

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Treatment Comparison Worksheet

Compare programs or levels of care side by side without turning the tool into an automated diagnosis or placement result.

When to use it

When reviewing more than one treatment option.
When a family wants a calmer comparison before making calls.
When the main issue is fit, structure, and support level clarity.

Instructions

1.Write what each option actually offers instead of what you hope it offers.
2.Compare level of care, mental-health support, schedule, transportation, and aftercare planning.
3.Use the worksheet for education only, not as a formal placement recommendation.

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Option A

Program or option nameLevel of care and structureStrengths or best fitLimits or concerns

Option B

Program or option nameLevel of care and structureStrengths or best fitLimits or concerns

Decision support

Questions still unansweredMost practical next step

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Level-of-Care Educational Comparison

Compare levels of care in a plain educational format so treatment terms are easier to understand before an assessment call.

When to use it

When terms like outpatient, IOP, PHP, residential, and sober living are running together.
When a family or referral partner needs a quick educational comparison.
Before asking a provider which level may fit best.

Instructions

1.Use this as an educational comparison tool, not a diagnosis or formal placement recommendation.
2.Write what kind of structure, monitoring, and housing each level usually includes.
3.Bring unanswered questions into a live assessment conversation.

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Level-of-care comparison

Outpatient treatmentIOPPHPResidential treatmentSober livingQuestions to bring to assessment

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Spiritual Reflection Worksheet

Use prayer, scripture, and honest reflection to steady the day without turning faith into pressure.

When to use it

At the start or end of the day.
After conflict, worry, or self-doubt.
When you want a short reflection that still feels grounded and practical.

Instructions

1.Choose one spiritual practice that fits the day you actually have.
2.Write honestly about what you need, not only what sounds polished.
3.End with one concrete next step you can take after the reflection.

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Spiritual reflection

Scripture, truth, or reminderWhat I am grateful forPrayer or reflectionOne next obedient step

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Daily Gratitude and Prayer Journal

Capture a small daily rhythm of gratitude, prayer, and one practical next step.

When to use it

Morning, bedtime, or both.
After a meeting or support call.
Whenever you want a short reset that takes only a few minutes.

Instructions

1.Keep each answer short enough that you will actually finish it.
2.Use the gratitude lines to notice what is already going right.
3.End with one action so the page turns into a plan, not only a feeling.

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Daily journal

Gratitude 1Gratitude 2Gratitude 3Prayer or requestOne action for today

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Verity Treatment Center can help you anchor the day without making the routine feel heavy.

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First-Week Sober Living Checklist

Stay oriented through the first seven days with a checklist that keeps the basic support tasks visible.

When to use it

During move-in week.
After a transition from treatment, detox, or a different living situation.
When you want a quick way to keep first-week tasks in view.

Instructions

1.Check items as you complete them instead of waiting until the end of the day.
2.Keep the page visible so you do not have to remember everything at once.
3.Write any questions early so they do not pile up silently.

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First-week tasks

What has been completed?

Read the house rules and expectationsUnpack and organize my spaceMeet or call my support peopleAttend a support meeting or check-inPlan meals and hydrationSet a consistent sleep and wake timeConfirm transportation for appointmentsWrite down any questions I still have

Questions or follow-ups

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Safety note

If the first week feels unsafe or unmanageable, tell house staff or another trusted support person as early as possible. Immediate danger always calls for 911.

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Personal Values and Purpose Exercise

Connect recovery with the things that matter most so the work feels tied to a direction, not just a restriction.

When to use it

When motivation drops.
Before setting a goal or making a big choice.
After a win, setback, or major life change.

Instructions

1.Name what matters now without worrying about the perfect wording.
2.Write how recovery protects or supports that purpose.
3.Choose one action that keeps your direction visible this week.

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Purpose reflection

What matters most right now?How recovery supports that purposeRoles and responsibilities I want to protectOne next step

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Emergency Recovery Plan

Keep a clear crisis plan nearby for overdose risk, emotional crisis, dangerous withdrawal, or any moment that cannot wait.

When to use it

If immediate warning signs are rising and you need the first safe step in front of you.
Before a risky outing, trip, transition, or return to a higher-risk environment.
When you want one local-only plan that includes crisis contacts, transportation, medication, and family instructions.

Instructions

1.Keep the wording short so the card is easy to read under stress.
2.Update numbers, medications, naloxone location, transportation, and safe places whenever they change.
3.Share the printed plan only with trusted support people who may need it in an actual emergency.

Privacy note

This emergency plan stays private on your device unless you choose to print, copy, or share it yourself. Do not place medication, insurance, or crisis details into an unsecured website form.

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Immediate crisis steps

Immediate warning signsEmergency call988 crisis linePeople to callPlaces to goTransportation

Medical and provider information

Removal of substances or accessNaloxone education and locationProvider contactEmergency department or urgent-care planMedication listInsurance information

Family instructions and privacy

Family instructionsWhat not to put into an unsecured website form

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Safety note

For immediate danger call 911. For urgent emotional support call or text 988. For poisoning or overdose concerns in the United States, call Poison Help at 1-800-222-1222. Naloxone may be relevant in opioid overdose situations, but emergency medical follow-up is still needed.

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Private, printable tools for daily recovery planning

Keep the interaction local, simple, and printable.

Start with a printable if you need a fast offline tool.

Personal Trigger List

Relapse-Prevention Plan

Daily Recovery Schedule

Family Boundary Planner

Recovery Support Contact List

Questions to Ask a Treatment Provider

Recovery tools, worksheets, and planners all in one place.

When to use it

Instructions

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Trigger entry

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Need help turning a pattern into a plan?

When to use it

Instructions

Worksheet fields

Craving response

Safety note

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Need a steadier place to practice this plan?

When to use it

Instructions

Worksheet fields

Warning signs

Safety note

Related educational article

Want help narrowing what matters most today?

When to use it

Instructions

Worksheet fields

Recovery reasons and early risk

Support, meetings, and medication

Safeguards, family, and emergency response

Related educational article

Need a real-world recovery plan, not just a template?

When to use it

Instructions

Worksheet fields

Weekly anchors

Related educational article

Want help building a weekly rhythm that fits sober living?

When to use it

Instructions

Worksheet fields

Boundary language

Related educational article

Need help keeping support firm and kind at the same time?

When to use it

Instructions

Worksheet fields

Support map

Related educational article

Need help deciding who belongs on your support map?

When to use it

Instructions

Worksheet fields

Weekly review

Related educational article

Need help turning a weekly review into a clearer plan?

When to use it

Instructions

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Treatment-question checklist

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Need help sorting the right questions before a call?

When to use it

Instructions

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Option A

Option B

Decision support

Related educational article

Need help comparing options without the pressure getting louder?

When to use it

Instructions

Worksheet fields

Level-of-care comparison