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This 15-word recovery word search introduces vocabulary central to addiction recovery, mental-health treatment, and wellness. Hidden words include safetyplan, boundaries, selfcare, and harm reduction, covering both therapeutic practices and personal-growth principles. Use it in peer-support groups, recovery programs, high school health classes, or as a therapeutic warm-up activity.

Subject:
Social Emotional Learning
Topic:
Emotional Regulation
Grade Level:
9th Grade – Adult Education
Updated August 2023

Word List

  • RECOVERY
  • TREATMENT
  • GOALSETTING
  • BOUNDARIES
  • SUPPORT
  • ACCOUNTABILITY
  • SELFCARE
  • SAFETYPLAN
  • THERAPY
  • COMPASSION
  • ACCEPTANCE
  • SELFRESPECT
  • COMMUNICATION
  • PREVENTION
  • HARMREDUCTION

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