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Exercise VI.

TAKING DAILY INVENTORY

Your daily emotions, attitudes, and actions, both positive and negative, move you either
further into recovery or back toward drinking/using or other self-defeating behavior.
Assessing your progress frequently is an important part of maintaining your commitment
to change. This exercise will help you identify risk factors and successes early.

1. Using a rating scale where 1 = low and 5 = high, score yourself daily on the following.

Moving further into recovery Moving toward relapse


Honest with self Dishonest
Honest with others Resentful
Living for today Depressed
Hopeful Self-pitying
Active Critical of self/others
Prompt Procrastinating
Relaxed Impatient
Responsible Angry
Confident Indifferent
Realistic Guilty
Reasonable Anxious
Forgiving Ashamed
Trusting of others Fearful
Content with self Withdrawn
Helpful to others Demanding
Exercise VI.6

2. How did you improve today? ____________________________________________


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3. What roadblock(s) to recovery/progress can you identify today? ________________


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4. Is there anything you wish you had done differently today? ____________________
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5. What is your level of commitment to recovery/remaining abstinent today? ________


(Rating)

6. What did you learn about yourself today that you can use to assist continued progress?
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7. Did you begin working on any new changes today? If so, what are they? __________
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Remember to bring completed work sheet to your next appointment.

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