Distress Tolerance
Distress Tolerance
Distress Tolerance
Distress Tolerance
Distress Tolerance
100

True or False - Distress Tolerance skills are used for long-term.

False

(Distress Tolerance skills are used for the short-term only)

100

This is the skill we are using when we focus our entire attention on what we are doing right now, being aware of body movements or sensations while we’re walking, cleaning, eating, etc.

One thing in the moment. 

100

A skill that requires you to focus on making the exhale greater than the inhale.

Paced Breathing. 

100

What does TIP stand for?

Temperature, Intense Exercise, Paced Breathing, and Paired Muscle Relaxation.

This skill is intended to change your body chemistry quickly in order to reduce the effects of an overwhelmed emotional mind

100

The complete and total acceptance of reality. It's about embracing reality as it is, even when faced with difficult or distressing circumstances.

What is Radical Acceptance?

200

Distracting- what does the acronym ACCEPTS stand for? 

What is activities, contributing, comparisons, emotions, pushing away, thoughts, and sensations?

200

This skill is used when we turn our mind towards the acceptance road and away from the road of rejecting reality

Turning the Mind 

200

What does STOP stand for?

Stop, Take a step back, Observe, Proceed mindfully

200

What is the difference between distracting and avoiding?

Avoiding is choosing not to deal with it. When you choose to distract yourself from a distressing situation, you still intend to deal with it in the future, when your emotions have calmed down to a tolerable level.

200

Using a lot of energy to stay stuck.

Willfulness. 

300

Is like facing a fork in the road.

What is Turning the Mind?

300

True or False-Distress Tolerance skills are intended to work every time?

False.

300

When two seemingly conflicting things are true at the same time.

What is a dialectic?

300

Use any time you have to decide between two courses of action.

What is pros and cons?

300

What does IMPROVE stand for?

Imagery, Meaning, Prayer, Relaxation, One Thing in the Moment, Vacation, Encouragement 

IMPROVE skill is to improve the moment by replacing the immediate event that has caused unpleasant emotions, with a more positive act, thereby making the moment more pleasant and easier to tolerate.

400

What does the DBT Self-Soothing skills involve?

Your 5 senses. 

Sight, sound, smell, touch, and taste. 

400

What does DBT stand for?

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy

400

Can distraction techniques replace other skills in DBT?

No: Distraction techniques are one component of a comprehensive set of DBT skills. While they are effective for temporarily managing distress, they may be complemented by other skills for long-term emotional regulation.

400

True or False: The purpose of distress tolerance skills is to eliminate or avoid all sources of distress in one's life.

False: The purpose of distress tolerance skills is to improve one's ability to cope with distress, not to eliminate all sources of distress

400

Accepting reality with your body.

Half smiling and willing hands.

500

Do not use crises survival skills for?

Everyday problems. 

500

When we don’t accept reality as it is in the present moment, we run the risk of becoming ______ and having our ______ increase.

Stuck; Suffering.

500

Imagine believing what you don't want to accept. Rehearse in your mind what you would do if you accepted what seems unacceptable.

What is coping ahead?

500

How long is it recommended to hold your face under cold water for a face-dive? 

15-30 seconds. 

500

What are the 4 modules of DBT?

Interpersonal Effectiveness, Emotional Regulation, Mindfulness, Distress Tolerance

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