Hot to Cool thoughts
Give & Fast
Emotion Iceberg
Thought Defusion
Lapse Prevention/ Cope Ahead
100

What is purpose behind shifting hot thoughts to cool thoughts?

What is to create more helpful and believable thoughts, which in turn impact our emotions, behaviors and physical sensations

100

The GIVE FAST skill is found under what pillar of DBT skills?

What is interpersonal effectiveness.

100

Provide an example of a "tip of the iceberg" emotion.

What is: I'm angry, I am mad, I'm frustrated, I'm upset, I'm depressed, etc...

100

What is thought defusion?

What is creating space between the thought and thinker.

100

What are examples of a lapse?

What are: self-harm, dysregulated behaviors, substance abuse, isolating, etc...

200

How would you change the hot thought " I'm a failure" to a cool thought?

Add cooling questioning ________ and reach cool thought of__________

ex. jumping to conclusion = this one assignment does not dictate how I feel about myself.

200

What does the letter I in the acronym represent?

What is Interested?

Provided an example of acting interested.

(eye contact, avoid interrupting, practice active listening, use respectful language, soft tone, ask follow-up questions.

200

What is hidden underneath the surface?

What is: behavior urges, physical sensations, variety emotions.

200

What is thought fusion?

What is accepting a thought as factual or true and becoming entangled believing the thought is what you believe as true for you.

200

What is a lapse?

What is: taking one back or off the course of treatment and returning to old behaviors patterns.

300

Name a characteristic of a cooler thought?

What is... Neutral, balanced, rational, based in logic  holds the dialectic of helpful and believable.

300
What does the letter S represent in the acronym FAST?
Stick to Values.


What does this mean? Be clear on what you believe and stick to this.

Why is it important to stick to your values for self-respect?

300

What is step number 5 of being mindful of current emotion?

What is Respect your emotions.

Note: Don't judge them or yourself for feeling them. How could you respond with self-compassion?

300

How would you defuse the thought, " I will never succeed"

What is: stating, In this moment, I am having a thought that I will never succeed.

300

What does it mean when you relapse opposed to lapse?

What is: you start from the beginning from square 1.

How does this happen? From a sustained pattern of returning to old behaviors.


400

Name a characteristic of a hot thought.

What is... irrational, emotional-minded, automatic negative thought,  uncomfortable, distorted, worst case scenario

400

What does the FAST guidelines of the acronym support in the skill?

What is maintaining self-respect.

400

What is step 2 of being mindful of current emotion?

What is observe your emotion.


Note: Don't fuse with it. What thoughts and physical  sensations do you notice>

400

How does thought defusion work?

What is: allow us to shift the focus from the content of a thought to the process of thinking.

Note: With a created space you can decide how you want to manage that thought.

400

What are 3 skills use can use when you are told to do something you do not want to do?

What is: thought challenging, lemons to lemonade, opposite action, hot to cool thoughts, radical acceptance, etc..

500

What is the equation for a cool thought?

What is a Hot thought + cooling questing = cool thought.

500

What does the GIVE guidelines of the acronym support in the skill?

What is maintaining the relationship.

500

What is the goal of Emotion Iceberg/ Emotion mindfulness?

What is identifying and sharing our emotions helps us get our needs met.

500

Name 1 purpose of thought defusion?

What is Develop a healthier relationship with internal experiences, Allow us  to lead more fulfilling and values- driven lives.

500

Why do use coping ahead?

What is: to guide patients in identify stressors, warning signs,  for each day of the weekend.
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