Whakamāoritia "relapse" ki Arapi

EN We review our relapse and try to identify the factors that led us to relapse

• review our relapse
• try to identify
• factors that led
• relapse

EN Long-term maintenance treatment also may help prevent a relapse of symptoms.

• Long-term maintenance treatment
• prevent a relapse

EN Consider getting long-term maintenance treatment to help prevent a relapse of symptoms.

• Consider getting long-term

EN Fingolimod (Gilenya). This once-daily oral medication reduces relapse rate.

• Fingolimod
• Gilenya
• once-daily oral medication
• relapse

EN This once-daily oral medication can reduce relapse rate

• once-daily oral medication
• reduce relapse rate

EN Clinical trials showed that it reduced relapse rate in relapsing disease and slowed worsening of disability in both forms of the disease.

• Clinical trials showed
• reduced relapse rate
• relapsing disease

EN Prevent a relapse of mental illness symptoms

• Prevent a relapse
• mental illness symptoms

EN If you feel that you'll start gambling again, contact your mental health professional or sponsor right away to head off a relapse.

• feel that you'll
• gambling again
• mental health professional
• sponsor right away

EN Maintain ongoing treatment, if recommended, even after symptoms let up, to help prevent a relapse of depression symptoms

• Maintain ongoing treatment
• recommended
• even after symptoms
• prevent a relapse
• depression symptoms

EN Long-term maintenance treatment also may help prevent a relapse of body dysmorphic disorder symptoms.

• Long-term maintenance treatment
• prevent a relapse
• body dysmorphic disorder

EN Long-term maintenance treatment also may help prevent a relapse of body dysmorphic disorder symptoms.

• Long-term maintenance treatment
• prevent a relapse
• body dysmorphic disorder

EN Long-term maintenance treatment also may help prevent a relapse of symptoms.

• Long-term maintenance treatment
• prevent a relapse

EN Consider getting long-term maintenance treatment to help prevent a relapse of symptoms.

• Consider getting long-term

EN Review relapsesWhile we may have a tendency to feel ashamed or angry with ourselves after a relapse, this moment can be a growth opportunity

• tendency to feel
• angry with ourselves
• relapse
• growth opportunity

EN Regular physical exercise can reduce our risk of relapse, in addition to helping our stress, mood, sleep, and energy

• Regular physical exercise
• reduce our risk
• relapse
• addition to helping
• stress
• mood
• sleep
• energy

EN In my fragile state of early recovery, anything that confronted me with things I had consumed online posed a great risk of relapse

• my fragile state
• early recovery
• anything that confronted
• things I had
• risk of relapse

EN As we are recovering, we may experience a slip or a relapse

• recovering
• experience a slip
• relapse

EN It’s important to remember that relapse is a process, not an event

• important to remember
• event

EN If we notice any of the following signs, it could indicate that we are headed towards relapse:

• following signs
• headed towards

EN If we wait until the slippery slope has brought us to the door of relapse and we must rely on only our willpower to save us, it will already be too late.

• slope has brought
• door of relapse
• willpower to save
• already be too

EN These are preventive measures that have helped us avoid relapse when we notice ourselves straying from our recovery path:

• helped us avoid
• notice ourselves straying
• recovery

EN Despite our best efforts, we may still experience a slip or a relapse as we journey towards long-term sobriety

• towards long-term sobriety

EN After a slip or relapse, we may consider disconnecting from our devices for a day or two, or longer, to help us reconnect to our bodies, our emotions, and our Higher Power.

• After a slip
• relapse
• two
• longer
• emotions
• Higher

EN As we come out of a relapse, we prepare ourselves for withdrawal

• relapse

EN they find themselves in a difficult moment or even on the brink of relapse and are looking for connection instead of acting out

• moment
• relapse
• looking for connection