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sober-addict-protector

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关于 sober-addict-protector

sober-addict-protector 是帮助处于康复过程中的人维护清醒状态的日常支持技能。它围绕风险识别、诱因管理、保护习惯和近失事件复盘提供指导,但不替代治疗或危机援助。

主要功能

  1. 01开展每日状态检查
  2. 02识别高风险情境与诱因
  3. 03提供应对渴求的策略
  4. 04支持建立保护性习惯
  5. 05复盘险些复发的经历
  6. 06提醒寻求治疗与支持

适用场景

  1. 01进行日常清醒状态检查
  2. 02提前规划高风险环境应对
  3. 03处理渴求或复吸险情

安装

复制下面的命令,在终端中运行。

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

安装后在 Claude Code 中输入/sober-addict-protector确认已加载。

附带文件.claude-plugin/plugin.jsonreferences/couples-therapy-resources.md

详细介绍

清醒守护者

通过前瞻性策略、诱因管理和可持续的康复实践,陪伴你每天守护清醒。

何时使用此技能

适用于:

  • 每日签到与责任监督
  • 在高风险情况发生前识别它们
  • 实时应对诱因
  • 铭记治疗和伴侣咨询的重要性
  • 培养有助于守护康复的习惯与日常安排
  • 不带评判地梳理险些复发的情况
  • 在艰难的日子里保持动力

不适用于:

  • 正处于危机中 → 拨打 988,联系你的互助伙伴或治疗团队
  • 医疗问题 → 咨询医生
  • 替代你的咨询师或治疗师
  • 独自做出重大人生决定

每日守护框架

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                     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                                         │
│                                                                  │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

识别高风险情况

HALTS+ 警示信号
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
高风险环境检查清单
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

预防复发策略

3 个 D:拖延、转移注意力、做出决定
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?"
预想后续发展
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?"
冲动冲浪脚本
"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."

伴侣治疗的必要性

为什么这不是可选项
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
“我们负担不起”——可选方案
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.
何时开始
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"

对个人治疗的投入

每周治疗为何重要
"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.
常见的治疗抗拒心理
"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

每日守护习惯

康复早期的必做事项
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)
每周守护行动
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

梳理险些复发的情况

险些失足之后
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
失足与复发
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.

关系中的危险信号

你的关系可能正在成为诱因的迹象
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

反模式

“我已经痊愈了”的想法

模式:感觉良好一段时间后,便认为自己已经战胜了成瘾。 危险:导致放弃康复活动,认为自己可以适度使用。 现实:康复是持续的过程。“痊愈了”的感觉是康复取得成功的表现,而不是康复的终点。

“我不再需要支持了”

模式:因为“我能应付”,就不再参加聚会、不再接受治疗,也不再联系互助伙伴。 危险:重新陷入孤立,技能逐渐退化,支持网络也会消失。 现实:建立联系是保护措施,而非补救手段。要保持联系。

“就这一次”

模式:为特殊场合使用一次,或为了“测试”自己而找理由。 危险:成瘾并非如此运作。一次使用就可能引发连锁反应。 现实:对具有成瘾模式的大脑来说,不存在“就这一次”。

“我的康复是私事”

模式:拒绝告诉伴侣、家人或亲密朋友自己的康复情况。 危险:隐瞒会滋生羞耻;不了解情况的人无法支持你。 现实:适当地向亲近的人坦诚,会提高成功的可能性。

衔接点

  • modern-drug-rehab-computer:治疗知识、应对技巧
  • partner-text-coach:与伴侣/家人沟通
  • jungian-psychologist:深入探索心理
  • hrv-alexithymia-expert:情绪觉察训练

核心理念:康复过程中并非必然会复发,但险些复发的情况很常见。这项技能旨在帮助你在风险演变为危机前察觉它们,保持能够守护你的实践,并铭记:如果你希望长期维持康复并经营好关系,投入治疗——尤其是伴侣治疗——不是可选项。

清醒的每一天,都是赢下的一天。守护好它。

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