Safety Plan
Coping Skills
Random
Feelings
Boundaries
100
Name one trusted adult you can contact if you need help

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100
Name one coping skill you have used this week

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100

Name one thing you are really good at 

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100

Tell me how you are feeling today and why

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100

Name an example of a healthy boundary

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200

What are two places where you usually feel safe?

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200

You are having a terrible day at school. Which coping skill would you try first?

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200

Name one thing you are proud of this year 

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200

Name 3 feelings words besides happy, sad, mad 

Frustrated, worried, tired, anxious, excited, surprised, shocked 

200

Someone keeps texting you after you have told them to stop. What can you say?

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300
What are two warning signs that tell you you are becoming overwhelmed? 

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300

What is an example of an unhealthy coping skill?

Self-harm, harming self or someone else in anyway

300

Tell me 3 characteristics about yourself 

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300

How does your body tell you you are feeling anxious?

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300

True or false: Boundaries look the same with friends and family 

False

400

What is step four of the safety plan?

Contacting agencies : 911, 988
400

What is a new coping skills you would like to try?

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400

What is one challenge you have solved this year?

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400

Talk about a time you felt enraged 

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400

True or false: boundaries can change 

True

500

Describe the safety plan in order 

1. Warning signs

2. Coping skills

3. Trusted adults

4. Contact agencies 

500

What is one coping skill you use without knowing?

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500

What is one goal you would like to accomplish this school year?

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500

Use an I feel statement to practice telling someone how you feel

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500

Talk about a time when someone crossed your boundary and how you responded 

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