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E. What I will do in the future to prevent the warning signs from getting worse isSection V: What Is My Personal Plan To Recover?In this section, you will pull together all that you have learned to <strong>for</strong>m relapse preventionstrategies. You will also map out a daily plan and inventory <strong>for</strong> recovery day by day. You havealmost completed the workbook. When you do you will be ready to move <strong>for</strong>ward in yourongoing recovery.Exercise No. 25: <strong>Relapse</strong> <strong>Prevention</strong> Strategy No.Purpose. This exercise will help you to put to use all that you have learned.Instructions. Make four copies of this exercise. Fill out one <strong>for</strong> each of the worksheets that youcompleted in Exercise No. 24. Read the exercises and answer the questions on this page and onthe top of the next page (up through "When I have these mistaken beliefs, I need to . . ."). Thenwrite the in<strong>for</strong>mation on a card. Also finish the rest of the questions in this exercise.Read the card every morning be<strong>for</strong>e you start your day. Carry the card with you every day so thatyou can use it to remember how to deal with high-risk situations. Review the in<strong>for</strong>mation on thecard every night. Talk to someone in AA or NA about anything on the card that happened to youthat day and how it worked out <strong>for</strong> you. Make any changes you have to in order to make thingswork out better.Critical High-Risk Situation _____________Summary Title

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