Music Therapy
Coping Skills
Relationships
Group Skills
All about Becca
100

A song can help you put a name to this internal experience.

What is an emotion/mood

100

A brief pause before reacting can help you choose this instead of acting on impulse.

A thoughtful response

100

Saying what you need respectfully and directly is called this communication style.

Assertive communication

100

You can participate without sharing every detail by choosing this personal limit.

A boundary

100

This is my favorite color.

What is Purple.

200

If a fast, loud song increases your anxiety, you could choose music with this quality instead.

A slower or calmer pace

200

Naming five things you can see is an example of this present-moment skill.

What is Grounding

200

Feeling jealous of a partner’s strength as a parent can be an invitation to name this beneath the jealousy.

An unmet need, insecurity, or feeling

200

When another group member speaks, listening without interrupting shows this.

Respect or active listening

200

This is my height.

5 feet 2 inches

300

A playlist for a distressing emotion can start with songs that match your mood and then move you toward this.

A more regulated or desired emotional state

300

A coping playlist can include a song that helps you feel understood and another that helps you move toward this.

Calm, safety, or the state you want to reach

300

A healthy apology names the behavior and its impact, then includes this next step.

Making amends or changing the behavior

300

Using “I” statements helps you describe your own experience without making this about someone else.

An assumption or accusation

300

Between social work and psychology, this is my field.

What is Social Work?

400

During guided listening, noticing your breathing, thoughts, and muscle tension helps you track this.

How the music affects you

400

When anxiety says, “I cannot handle this,” looking for a more balanced thought is a skill from this approach.

CBT or cognitive restructuring

400

Saying “I’m sorry” for having needs or simply taking up space may be a sign of this pattern.

Over-apologizing or people pleasing

400

A group member may connect to an activity differently from you. This calls for this attitude.

Curiosity or openness

400

I have this number of siblings

what is 4!

500

Music connected to family, culture, or identity can increase this feeling.

Connection or belonging

500

Writing unfinished tasks down before resting gives your mind a plan to return to them and makes room for this.

Relaxation or rest

500

A boundary is clearer when you state your limit and identify what you will do if it is crossed. This is the second part.

Follow-through or an action within your control

500

Practicing a coping skill in group makes it easier to use when this happens outside group.

What is A stressful or distressing moment

500

I started working here in this month and year.

Jan 2026

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