Treatment
Therapy
Coping Skills
Stress
AES
100
True or False: 

Medication is the only way to treat mental health.

False. 


100

Why is therapy important?

Therapy gives you an opportunity to explore your thoughts, feelings, and patterns of emotions & learn new coping skills.

100

Name 5 positive coping skills.

Take deep breaths, meditation, mindfulness, journaling, drawing, listening to music, fidgets, exercise, talk with a friend etc.

100

What is a stressor?

Something that causes a state of strain or tension. 

100

What is the name of this hospital?

Iowa Lutheran Hospital.

200

True or False:

Sleep can impact mental health.

True. 

Sleep problems affect about 50-80% of those with mental health problems.

200

What does A.N.T.s stand for? 

Automatic Negative Thoughts

200

What are positive affirmations? 

Give an example of a positive affirmation.

Positive affirmations are positively loaded phrases/statements that are used to challenge unhelpful or negative thoughts.

200

What are 3 ways to help manage stress?

Take breaks, exercise, connect with supportive people, meditation, healthy eating, good sleep hygiene etc.

200

Where can you find out who your staff is?

The white board under the TV.

300

What does CBT stand for?

Cognitive behavioral therapy.

300

This type of counseling or psychotherapy uses play to help children express or communicate their feelings.

Play therapy.

300

True or False: 

Coping skills are used to avoid problems in our lives. 

False. 

Coping skills help us work through our problems and emotions. Avoiding stressful problems is considered an unhealthy coping skill. 

300

A sudden, overpowering fright response or feeling of terror for no known reason is an example of what?

Panic attack.

300

Can you name all the doctors for this unit?

Dr. Keating 

Dr. Kunze 

400

A small private facility usually staffed with people to help youth with their mental health. Youth will live her full time during their treatment. 

Residential Facility. 

400

Gertrude is struggling with interpersonal relationships and argues with her parents. She feels like they don’t listen to her. What kind of therapy should Gertrude and her parents have? 

Family Therapy.

400

What is mindfulness? 

Give an example of mindfulness.

Mindfulness is when you center yourself in the present moment. 

Example: Meditation etc. 

400

How can exercise affect your stress?

Regular exercise can increase self-confidence, improve your mood, help you relax, and lower symptoms of depression and anxiety.

400

What items can you have in your room?

Puzzle, book, plain deck of cards, water, loose leaf paper, worksheets. 

500

What types of medications are selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs)?

Antidepressants. 

Examples include: Lexapro, Prozac, and Zoloft.

500

What does a BHIS worker do and what does BHIS stand for? 

Behavioral Health Intervention Services. 

BHIS workers work with families to help create supportive home environments. BHIS workers will meet with families in their homes. 

500

What happens when we DON’T use coping skills?

We express our emotions negatively, have outbursts/tantrums, and do not process feelings or thoughts in a healthy way. 

500

What does stress look like in your body?

What physical symptoms do you feel in your body?

Stress looks like: becoming easily agitated, frustrated, and moody. Feeling overwhelmed as if you are losing control or need to take control. Having a hard time relaxing and quieting your mind. Feeling bad about yourself and having low self-esteem etc. 

Stress feels like: headaches, difficulty concentrating, muscular tension, change in appetite, dizziness, restlessness, sweating, chest pain, racing heart beat, fatigue etc.

500

Why is it important to be in your room during shift change?

For the privacy of other patients.

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