Mental Health
EIMR M1T1
Coping Skills
Stress
100

This is the name for how you feel emotionally, such as happy, sad, or angry.

What is a mood (or emotion)?

100

What is Recovery?

working toward a meaningful life while managing mental health challenges.

100

This coping skill involves taking slow, deep breaths to help your body relax.

What is deep breathing?

100

What is stress?

This is your body's natural response to challenges or demands

200

Taking slow, deep breaths is an example of this type of skill used to calm down.

What is a coping skill?

200

Friends, family, therapists, and peer specialists are all examples of this.

What is a support system?

200

Talking to a trusted friend, family member, therapist, or peer is an example of using this.

What is a support system?

200

A stressful event or situation that causes a strong emotional reaction is called this.

What is a stressor (or trigger)?

300

What is the difference between a trigger and a coping skill?

A trigger is something that causes a strong emotional reaction; a coping skill is a strategy used to manage that reaction.

300

Why is it important to identify warning signs early?

Because recognizing warning signs early allows someone to take action before symptoms or problems become more serious.

300

Name one healthy coping skill you can use instead of reacting impulsively when you're upset.

What is deep breathing, taking a walk, journaling, talking to someone, listening to music, or another healthy coping skill?

300

Name one emotion that people may feel when they are stressed.

What is anxiety, anger, frustration, sadness, irritability, or feeling overwhelmed?

400

True or False: Mental illnesses are a sign of personal weakness.

False

400

True or False
Recovery only focuses on reducing symptoms and not on achieving personal goals.

False

400

Writing about your thoughts and feelings in a notebook is called this coping skill.

What is Journaling 

400

Name three common physical symptoms of stress.

  • Headache
  • Muscle tension
  • Fast heartbeat
  • Sweating
  • Upset stomach
  • Trouble sleeping
  • Fatigue
500

Name three protective factors that support good mental health.

What are supportive relationships, healthy coping skills, regular sleep, exercise, hobbies, therapy, medication adherence (when prescribed), or community involvement.

500

This refers to negative beliefs about mental illness that can affect how people see themselves.

What is Stigma?

500

Name five healthy coping skills that can help manage stress or difficult emotions.

  • Deep breathing
  • Journaling
  • Exercise or walking
  • Listening to music
  • Talking to a trusted person
  • Meditation or mindfulness
  • Drawing or coloring
  • Reading
  • Spending time outdoors
  • Practicing gratitude
  • Using positive self-talk Engaging in a hobby
500

Name three healthy ways you could manage your stress.

  • Practice deep breathing
  • Go for a walk
  • Talk to a trusted person
  • Listen to calming music
  • Journal your thoughts
  • Stretch or exercise
  • Practice mindfulness or meditation
  • Get enough sleep
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