Vocab
Coping Skills
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Therapy Styles
100

Your ability to withstand distress

Tolerance

100

The 5 senses, in order, used in the 54321 countdown skill

See, feel, hear, smell, taste

100

True or False: Some anxiety is normal

True

100

In CBT, a client states "I am unlovable." This is an example of a

Core Belief

200

The practice of maintaining a nonjudgmental state of heightened awareness of ones thoughts, emotions, or experiences

Mindfulness

200

Exercise is a common coping skill because it releases

Endorphins

200

Sounds bowls originate from this area

The Himalayas (Nepal, Tibet)

200

This therapy style focuses primarily on managing overwhelming emotions

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy

300

Irrational and distorted thought patterns that skew your perceptions of the world and contribute to negative emotions of beliefs?

Cognitive Distortions

300

This is a sensory regulation technique doing the following: tapping 5-7 times on notable meridian points on the body

EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques) Tapping

300

This is the difference between emotions and feelings

Automatic, physiological responses vs the conscious interpretations of those emotions

300

This therapy style is action oriented approach where people learn to stop avoiding or denying their inner emotions and accept them as appropriate responses to certain situations

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy 

400

A skill involving completely accepting the facts of reality without judgment, resistance, or approval.

Radical Acceptance

400

What does REST stand for (In DBT practice)

Relax, Evaluate, Set an Intention, Take Action

400

These are the 5 stages of grief

Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance


400

EMDR is 

A therapy using bilateral stimulation (often guided eye) movements to alleviate distress from traumatic memories 

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