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sober-addict-protector

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sober-addict-protector について

sober-addict-protectorは、回復中の人が断酒・断薬を続けるための日々の支援スキルです。リスクの把握、トリガーへの対処、予防習慣、危うい場面の振り返りを支援しますが、治療や緊急時の支援に代わるものではありません。

主な機能

  1. 01毎日の状態チェック
  2. 02高リスク状況とトリガーの把握
  3. 03渇望への対処策の提示
  4. 04予防習慣の形成
  5. 05再使用しかけた経験の振り返り
  6. 06治療や支援の利用を促す

活用シーン

  1. 01毎日の断酒・断薬状況の確認
  2. 02高リスク環境への対応計画
  3. 03渇望や危うい場面への対処

インストール

コマンドをコピーしてターミナルで実行します。

$npx skills add https://github.com/curiositech/some_claude_skills --skill sober-addict-protector

インストール後、Claude Code で/sober-addict-protectorを入力して読み込まれたか確認します。

同梱ファイル.claude-plugin/plugin.jsonreferences/couples-therapy-resources.md

詳細

断酒を守るためのサポーター

積極的な対策、引き金への対処、持続可能な回復習慣を通じて、断酒を守るための日々のパートナーです。

このスキルを使うとき

次のような場合に使います:

  • 毎日の状況確認と責任を持った取り組み
  • 起こる前にハイリスクな状況を特定する
  • 引き金にその場で対処する
  • セラピーやカップルカウンセリングが大切な理由を思い出す
  • 自分を守る習慣や日課を身につける
  • 判断や非難を交えずに危うい状況を振り返る
  • つらい日々の中でも意欲を保つ

次の用途には使いません:

  • 差し迫った危機への対応 → 988、スポンサー、または治療チームに連絡してください
  • 医療に関する質問 → 医師に相談してください
  • カウンセラーやセラピストの代わり
  • 重大な人生の決断を一人で行うこと

日々の予防フレームワーク

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                     DAILY PROTECTION CHECK                       │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│                                                                  │
│  MORNING                                                         │
│  ├── How did I sleep?           (1-10)                          │
│  ├── What's my emotional state? (name 3 feelings)               │
│  ├── Any triggers expected today?                                │
│  └── What's my protection plan?                                  │
│                                                                  │
│  MIDDAY                                                          │
│  ├── Am I HALT? (Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired)                  │
│  ├── Any cravings? (rate 1-10)                                  │
│  └── Have I connected with support today?                        │
│                                                                  │
│  EVENING                                                         │
│  ├── Did anything catch me off guard?                           │
│  ├── What worked well today?                                     │
│  ├── Am I set up for a safe tomorrow?                           │
│  └── Gratitude: 3 things                                         │
│                                                                  │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

ハイリスクな状況の認識

HALTS+の警告サイン
H - HUNGRY
├── Blood sugar drops trigger irritability and poor decisions
├── Skipping meals is a warning sign
└── Action: Eat something nutritious within 30 minutes

A - ANGRY
├── Unprocessed anger is a major relapse trigger
├── "I deserve to use" thinking emerges
└── Action: Call someone, write it out, move your body

L - LONELY
├── Isolation is the petri dish of relapse
├── "No one understands" thinking
└── Action: Reach out even when you don't want to

T - TIRED
├── Exhaustion erodes willpower
├── Decision-making suffers
└── Action: Rest if possible, reduce demands on yourself

S - STRESSED
├── Chronic stress depletes coping resources
├── "I need to take the edge off"
└── Action: Use stress reduction skills, reassess workload

+ SICK
├── Physical illness triggers vulnerability
├── Be extra careful with prescribed medications
└── Action: Tell your doctor about your recovery status
ハイリスク環境のチェックリスト
Before entering ANY environment, ask:

☐ Will substances be present?
☐ Will people who use be there?
☐ Can I leave if I need to?
☐ Does anyone know where I am?
☐ Do I have my escape plan?
☐ What's my reason for going?
☐ Am I in a good headspace?

If more than 2 boxes are concerning → RECONSIDER or PREPARE HEAVILY

再発予防の戦略

3つのD:先延ばし、気をそらす、決断する
When craving hits:

1. DELAY (15-30 minutes)
   ├── Cravings peak and pass
   ├── Set a timer if needed
   └── "I'll decide in 20 minutes"

2. DISTRACT
   ├── Physical activity (even a walk)
   ├── Call someone in recovery
   ├── Cold water on face/hands
   ├── Play the tape forward
   └── Change your environment

3. DECIDE (from a calmer place)
   ├── "Is this what I really want?"
   ├── "What happens tomorrow?"
   └── "What would future me thank me for?"
その先を想像する
When romanticizing use:

"If I use right now..."
├── First 10 minutes: [brief relief, familiar feeling]
├── 1 hour later: [guilt, shame, hiding it]
├── Tomorrow: [hangover/withdrawal, broken promises]
├── 1 week later: [deeper hole, more damage]
├── 1 month later: [possibly back where I started or worse]

Now ask: "Is the first 10 minutes worth all that follows?"
欲求の波に乗り切るための台本
"I notice I'm having a craving."
"This is uncomfortable, but it's just a feeling."
"I'm going to observe it without fighting it."

Rate intensity: [1-10]
Where do I feel it? [body location]

"I'm breathing into this sensation."
"Like a wave, it will rise... peak... and fall."
"I don't have to act on it."
"I'm just going to wait and watch."

[After 15-30 minutes]
"The intensity has shifted to: [1-10]"
"I survived this without using."
"Every time I do this, I get stronger."

カップルセラピーが必要な理由

任意ではない理由
If you're in a relationship and in recovery:

THE REALITY:
├── Your addiction affected your partner
├── Trust was damaged
├── Communication patterns are broken
├── Your partner may have their own trauma
├── Codependency patterns need addressing
├── Recovery changes the relationship dynamic
└── BOTH of you need support

THE RISK OF SKIPPING:
├── Unaddressed resentment builds
├── Partner may not know how to support you
├── Old patterns repeat
├── Relationship stress → relapse trigger
├── Partner burnout → relationship failure
└── Kids (if any) see unhealthy patterns continue

THE BENEFIT OF INVESTING:
├── Structured space to rebuild trust
├── Learn healthy communication
├── Process hurt WITH professional support
├── Both partners feel heard
├── Build a relationship that SUPPORTS recovery
└── Model healthy relationships for children
「費用を払えない」場合の選択肢
Financial barriers are real. Here are options:

├── Ask your treatment center for referrals
├── Community mental health centers (sliding scale)
├── Training clinics at universities (supervised students)
├── EAP through employer (often free sessions)
├── Online therapy (often cheaper)
├── Group couples therapy (if available)
├── Al-Anon/Nar-Anon + your program (free, different from therapy)
└── INVEST what you would have spent on substances

Key truth: The cost of NOT doing couples therapy
           often exceeds the cost of divorce.
始めるタイミング
General timeline:
├── First 30 days: Focus on individual stability
├── 30-90 days: May introduce family/couples work if stable
├── After 90 days: Couples therapy becomes more important

Signs you need it NOW:
├── Partner threatening to leave
├── Constant conflict at home
├── Partner is triggered by your recovery activities
├── Communication has completely broken down
├── One or both of you are "walking on eggshells"

個人セラピーへの投資

毎週のセラピーが大切な理由
"I'm in meetings/groups, why do I need individual therapy?"

Groups provide:
├── Peer support
├── Accountability
├── Shared experience
└── Community

Individual therapy provides:
├── Personalized attention to YOUR patterns
├── Trauma processing (can't do deeply in groups)
├── Underlying issues (anxiety, depression, ADHD)
├── Skill building specific to your triggers
└── Privacy for sensitive topics

BOTH are important. They're not interchangeable.
セラピーへのよくある抵抗感
"I don't need therapy, I just need to stay sober"
→ Underlying issues will resurface if not addressed
→ Many people relapse because they stop at abstinence

"I can't be that vulnerable"
→ Vulnerability in a safe space builds strength
→ Start slow, trust builds over time

"It's too expensive"
→ What does a relapse cost? (Money, relationships, job, health)
→ Explore sliding scale options

"I don't click with my therapist"
→ Finding the right fit matters
→ It's okay to try different therapists
→ But also give it a few sessions before deciding

毎日の予防習慣

回復初期に欠かせないこと
THE BIG 5 (do these every single day):
├── 1. Connect with recovery support
│      (meeting, sponsor call, recovery friend)
├── 2. Recovery reading or reflection
│      (10 minutes minimum)
├── 3. Physical movement
│      (exercise, walk, any movement)
├── 4. Regular meals
│      (blood sugar stability = emotional stability)
└── 5. Consistent sleep schedule
       (sleep deprivation is a major risk factor)
週ごとの予防行動
WEEKLY MINIMUMS:
├── At least 3 meetings/support groups
├── Sponsor/mentor contact
├── Therapy session (if in individual)
├── Self-care activity (not screens)
├── Review your relapse prevention plan
└── Check in on home relationship health

危うい状況の振り返り

もう少しで再発しそうになった後
If you came close to using but didn't:

FIRST: You didn't use. Acknowledge that.

THEN PROCESS:
├── What was the trigger?
├── What warning signs did I miss?
├── What eventually stopped me?
├── What can I learn from this?
├── Who do I need to tell? (sponsor, therapist)
└── What needs to change to prevent next time?

IMPORTANT:
├── A close call is NOT failure
├── It's information
├── Don't shame yourself into silence
├── Tell someone who will support, not judge
└── Update your relapse prevention plan
一時的な再使用と再発の違い
LAPSE: A brief return to use followed by return to recovery
RELAPSE: Full return to addictive patterns

If you lapse:
├── Stop using immediately
├── Tell someone (sponsor, therapist, trusted person)
├── Don't "might as well" continue
├── Get back to recovery activities TODAY
├── Increase support temporarily
└── Process what happened without shame

Key: A lapse doesn't have to become a relapse.
     But secrecy and shame fuel progression.

関係における危険信号

関係が引き金になっている可能性を示すサイン
CONCERNING PATTERNS:
├── Partner brings substances into the home
├── Partner dismisses your recovery ("one drink won't hurt")
├── Constant conflict without resolution
├── Walking on eggshells around each other
├── Partner hasn't addressed their own issues
├── Mutual resentment building
├── You hide things from partner
├── Partner controls your recovery activities
└── Feeling worse at home than in treatment

WHAT TO DO:
├── Name the pattern to yourself
├── Discuss with counselor/sponsor first
├── Request couples therapy
├── Set clear boundaries
├── Assess if the relationship supports or threatens recovery
└── Remember: Your recovery must be protected

避けるべき思考パターン

「もう治った」という考え

パターン:しばらく調子がよいと、依存症を克服したと思い込む。 危険性:回復のための活動をやめ、使用をコントロールできると思い込むことにつながります。 現実:回復は継続するものです。「治った」という感覚は回復の成果であり、回復の終わりではありません。

「もう支援は必要ない」

パターン:「もう大丈夫」と思い、ミーティングやセラピー、スポンサーへの連絡をやめる。 危険性:孤立が再び始まり、スキルが衰え、支援ネットワークが薄れていきます。 現実:人とのつながりは予防になるものであり、問題が起きたときだけのものではありません。つながりを保ちましょう。

「今回だけ」

パターン:特別な機会に一度だけ使う、あるいは自分を「試す」ためだと合理化する。 危険性:依存症はそのようには働きません。一度の使用が連鎖的な再発を引き起こすことがあります。 現実:依存症のパターンがある脳にとって、「今回だけ」というものはありません。

「回復は個人的なこと」

パターン:パートナー、家族、親しい友人に回復について話すのを拒む。 危険性:秘密は恥の意識を生み、事情を知らない人は支援できません。 現実:親しい人に適切に打ち明けることで、回復の成功率が高まります。

連携ポイント

  • modern-drug-rehab-computer:治療に関する知識、対処スキル
  • partner-text-coach:パートナーや家族とのコミュニケーション
  • jungian-psychologist:心理をより深く探る
  • hrv-alexithymia-expert:感情への気づきを高めるトレーニング

基本理念:回復に再発は必須ではありませんが、危うい状況はよくあります。このスキルは、リスクが危機になる前に気づき、自分を守る実践を続け、セラピー、特にカップルセラピーへの投資が、長期的な回復と人間関係の両方を望むなら欠かせないことを思い出すためにあります。

断酒を続けた日は、一日ずつ勝ち取った日です。その一日を守りましょう。

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