Holiday
New Years traditions
Coping Skills
Food and Drink
Random Facts
100

An African-American and Pan-African cultural holiday created in 1966 that honors African heritage and community values through candle lighting on the Kinara and a communal feast

Kwanza

100

Japanese New Year's Eve, spent cleaning the home, eating traditional toshikoshi buckwheat noodles for longevity, and listening to temple bells ring at midnight.

Ōmisoka

100
Exercising may _____ the negative impact of mental illness.

Decrease

100

Where might you find Coquito a rich, festive drink made with coconut milk, condensed milk, and rum. Families also enjoy pasteles—savory meat-filled masa pockets wrapped in banana leaves.





Puerto Rico

100

a nontrinitarian, millenarian Christian movement with an estimated 9 million active members worldwide that typically does not engage in holiday celebrations

Jehovah’s Witnesses

200

The eight-day Jewish Festival of Lights celebrating the rededication of the Second Temple, observed by lighting the Menorah, playing dreidel, and eating fried foods like latkes.

Hanukkah

200

Where do they dress head-to-toe in white for peace, and jump over seven ocean waves at midnight while making seven wishes. 

Brazil

200

Writing about your thoughts and feelings to help process emotions and improve mental health

Journaling

200

Where is the feast of seven fishes tradition

Italy
200

This country has a a friendly Christmas witch named La Befana delivers gifts to children on January 5 or 6 

Italy

300

An ancient pagan and Wiccan festival marking the shortest day of the year and the symbolic return of the sun, celebrated with evergreen wreaths and feasting.

Yule/Winter Solstice

300

Where is it traditional to grab an empty suitcase and run around the block to manifest a year full of travel. 

Colombia & Mexico

300

The coping skill involves repeating kind and encouraging phrases to yourself to boost confidence and reduce stress.

Positive affirmations
300

What country has Feuerzangenbowle which is a dramatic, fiery punch made by setting a rum-soaked sugarloaf on fire above spiced mulled wine 

Germany

300

In this country it is traditional to decorate their Christmas trees with artificial or real spider webs, based on a folk legend about sympathetic spiders that spun webs for a poor widow 

Ukraine

400

 A traditional Mexican and Hispanic religious festival commemorating Mary and Joseph's journey to Bethlehem, featuring festive neighborhood processions and caroling

Las Posadas

400

Where is it traditional to surround yourself with round shapes, wear polka dots, and display 12 round fruits to invite wealth and prosperity 

Philippines

400

True or False: Counseling does not show any positive impact on the recovery for individuals with mental illness.

False

400

Eating Kentucky Fried Chicken on Christmas is a popular festive custom in this Country

Japan

400

Christmas is known as "Bada Din" (the "Big Day") in this Country

India

500

A Buddhist holiday marking the day Gautama Buddha attained enlightenment, often observed with meditation, chanting, and quiet reflection.

Bodhi Day

500

Where might you find one hanging an onion on the front door as a symbol of rebirth and growth, and bake a vasilopita cake containing a hidden lucky coin 

Greece

500

The commonly used treatment for mental illness called "WRAP" stands for:

Wellness Recovery Action Plan

500

 Bánh Chưng is a savory square rice cake packed with pork and mung bean, wrapped in leaves and boiled for hours in this culture

Vietnam

500

It is typical for this religion to not participate in politics

Jehovah’s Witnesses (JWs)

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