Definitions
Types of Skills
True or False
Stress Relief Strategies & Social Support
Scenarios
100

What is a coping skill ? 

Strategies, techniques, and behaviors used to manage stress, emotions, and challenges.

100

Writing down thoughts and feelings can provide clarity, a sense of release, and a better understanding of one's emotions.

Journaling

100

Coping skills are used to avoid problems in our lives 

FALSE !! 

Coping skills help us work through our problems in healthy ways. 

100

TRUE OR FALSE 

Ignoring your emotions will make them go away.

FALSE !!

100

What are 2 coping skills you can use when you're angry?

Take a Break, Talk to Someone (Social Support), Go for a Walk, Exercise, Play a Sport, Deep Breathing, Meditation.

200

Define "healthy coping skills" 

Coping skills that are not harmful to you or others. These don't created unwanted consequences, such as, getting arrested, being fined, and needing medical treatment.

200

This activity releases endorphins, which are natural mood lifters. It is a valuable way to manage stress and maintain mental well-being. 

Physical Activity (Exercise)

200
We are born with coping skills 

FALSE !! 

All coping skills are learned throughout our entire lives.

200

TRUE OR FALSE

Coping skills are a one-size fits all solution, or all coping skills work the same for everyone.


FALSE !!

Different coping skills work for different people.


200

What is a positive coping skill that you have tried that has been helpful?

... Deep Breathing; Grounding Exercises; Visualization, PMR, Positive Self Talk or Affirmations; Mindfulness; Distraction (Music, Puzzles, Games); Journaling, Physical Exercise; Creative Outlets (Painting, Drawing, or Coloring); Social Support, etc...

300

Anything you do to temporarily take your attention away from a stressor or trigger?

Distraction

300

What practices encourage being present in the moment, reducing rumination and anxiety. Regular mindfulness and meditation help cultivate a sense of calm and self-awareness.

Mindfulness and Meditation

300

Different kinds of coping skills work for different kinds of people.

TRUE !!

We all come from different backgrounds and have different ways of dealing with our emotions. 

300

TRUE OR FALSE

Healthy coping skills work instantly and don't require practice. 

FALSE !!

Coping skills can take time and hard work to be effective. 

300

What can you do if you need additional help once you are back home in your community? 

Contact my LMHA! Who is your LMHA?

400

Using substances, yelling, fighting, throwing things at people or walls, to escape feelings.

Unhealthy Coping

400

What techniques move one's attention and focus from their worries and stressors to the present moment?

Grounding

400

Unhealthy coping skills are still coping skills. 

TRUE !! 

It is important to separate what is healthy from what isn't to make sure we are making the most use of healthy coping skills.

400

This activity releases endorphins and can improve mood even when done for just 10 minutes.

What is physical exercise?

400

You get into an argument with someone, but instead of yelling, namecalling, and throwing something because you are upset, you walk away. What type of coping skill is this?

Taking a break

500

What are coping skills used for?

1. Manage Stress

2. Regulate Emotions

3. Build resilience

4. Improve Relationships

500

These techniques can quickly alleviate stress by activating the body's relaxation response. 

Deep Breathing Exercises

500

TRUE OR FALSE 

You need a lot of free time before starting healthy coping skills

FALSE !! 

The best coping skills are one one's that can be used daily. 

500

This kind of support involves connecting with friends, family, or support groups fosters a sense of belonging and helps individuals share their feelings and experiences.

Social Support

500

What are 5 skills or strategies you can you do when feeling sad, worried or frustrated?

Deep Breathing; Grounding Exercises; Visualization, PMR, Positive Self Talk or Affirmations; Mindfulness; Distraction (Music, Puzzles, Games); Journaling, Physical Exercise; Creative Outlets (Painting, Drawing, or Coloring); Social Support, etc...

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