Healthy Habits & Lifestyle
Emotional Regulation
Time Structured
Smart Money Moves
Support Systems
100

What’s one benefit of eating balanced meals regularly?

Steady energy, mood regulation, physical health

100

What’s the first step in emotional regulation?

Noticing and naming the emotion

100

What’s one benefit of following a daily routine?

Reduces stress, builds stability, supports focus

100

What’s the difference between fixed and variable expenses?

Fixed = same monthly (rent); Variable = changes (groceries)

100

True or False: Having support means you are weak.

False

200

Why should caffeine and sugar be limited in a wellness plan?

They can increase anxiety, disrupt sleep, and affect mood

200

 What does “riding the wave” of an emotion mean?

Allowing the feeling to pass without acting impulsively

200

Give one example of how planning ahead can prevent overwhelm.

Packing meals, setting alarms, scheduling breaks

200

What does “living within your means” mean?

Spending less than or equal to what you earn

200

What’s one quality of a supportive friend or peer?

Listens without judgment, encourages growth, respects boundaries

300

What’s one mental health benefit of spending time outdoors?

Reduces stress, improves mood, increases vitamin D

300

Give one grounding technique you can use when overwhelmed.

 5-4-3-2-1 senses, deep breathing, touching something solid

300

Why is scheduling leisure time just as important as scheduling chores?

Supports balance, prevents burnout, and encourages joy

300

Name one way to improve your credit score over time.

Pay bills on time, reduce debt, limit new accounts

300

How can sharing your wellness plan with a trusted supporter be helpful?

Provides accountability and backup in times of crisis

400

Identify one way sleep impacts emotional regulation.

Lack of sleep worsens mood swings, focus, and impulse control

400

Why is journaling helpful for emotional regulation?

Externalizes thoughts, creates perspective, reduces intensity

400

What’s one risk of overscheduling your day?

Increases stress, reduces flexibility, creates frustration

400

If you have $20 left at the end of the week, what’s one smart thing you could do with it?

Save it, put it toward debt, or plan a low-cost future need

400

What’s the difference between formal and informal supports?

Formal = professionals/services; Informal = friends/family/peers

500

How can small daily routines create long-term lifestyle change?

Consistency builds habits that eventually require less effort and become automatic

500

What’s the difference between reacting and responding to emotions?

Reacting is immediate/impulsive; responding is intentional and thoughtful

500

How does breaking down large tasks into smaller ones improve motivation?

Makes them feel manageable and builds progress momentum

500

Why is distinguishing between “needs” and “wants” essential for financial health?

Helps prioritize essentials and avoid unnecessary debt

500

Why is it important to both give and receive support in healthy relationships?

Builds balance, trust, and connection

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