Trigger Mapping
Identify triggers, early warning signs, and recovery responses.
Use the tools at left to create group outlines, DAP drafts, Recovery Toolbox activities, and printable worksheets.
New member features are being added in stages. Do not enter names or other identifying client information.
Participants find, repurpose, or make a box/container and gradually add personalized tools over multiple sessions.
Choose or repurpose a box and decorate it to reflect identity beyond addiction.
Create a name or phrase that represents personal recovery.
Identify a practical strategy and how/when to use it.
Choose a daily habit supporting recovery.
Write to the person you are becoming.
Add triggers, warning signs, supports, emergency strategies, and reasons for recovery.
Identify triggers, early warning signs, and recovery responses.
Build practical priorities for the first month.
Separate identity-based shame from accountable change.
Identify strengths, supports, and setback responses.
Connect choices with what matters most.
Build identity beyond substance use.