Psychoeducation
Relaxation
Affect Identification
Cognitive Coping
RANDOM!
100
What is trauma?
Something bad, sad, or scary that has happened that can affect a person in a negative way. 
100

What is relaxation?

Anything that can calm our bodies.

100

What are feelings?

Emotions we feel inside our body and mind.
100

Explain the CBT triangle.

Our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are connected and interchangeable. We can change our feelings by changing our thoughts. We can then change how we respond by our changed feelings.

100

What is Ms. Becky's favorite color?

Blue!

200

Name 3 types of abuse.

Sexual abuse, physical abuse, emotional abuse, neglect.

200

Name 2 relaxation techniques.

Deep breathing, smelling the flower blowing out the candle, lemon squeezes, PMR, fly on the nose, box breathing, mindfulness, prayer.

200

Name 3 feelings that you felt in the past week. Talk about 1 of those feelings and how we would know you are feeling that way. 

Happy, sad, mad, annoyed, surprised, excited, etc.

200
Talk about your favorite coping skill.

Deep breathing, coloring, walks, cooking, puzzles, etc.

200

Talk about a time you were sad and what you did to cope with those feelings.

I felt sad because...

300

Name 4 different types of trauma. 

Sexual abuse, physical abuse, emotional abuse, neglect, domestic violence, loss of parent/caregiver, car accident, natural disaster, bullying, terrorism, grief, school violence, medical diagnoses.

300

Relaxation is the only way to calm yourself when you are in fight or flight. True or False.

TRUE!

300

How can we tell if someone is feeling a certain way?

Their body, facial expressions, tone of voice, etc.

300

What are cognitive distortions?

Inaccurate thoughts we tell ourselves to make sense of our environment. 
300

Trauma only happens to certain people.

FALSE! Trauma can happen to anyone no matter their age, gender, or race.

400
What are ok touches and no ok touches? Name 3 ok touches and 3 not ok touches. 

Ok touches are consensual. Not ok touches the person does not have permission or consent, can make the person feel uncomfortable.

Ok touches - Pat on back, handshake, high-fives, fist bump, hugs. 

Not ok touches- punching, hitting, touching private parts, grabbing.

400

What is mindfulness?

Being present and aware of surroundings.

400

Name three people you can talk to if you are upset.

Parent, teacher, friend, sibling, family member, priest. 
400

Name 1 unhelpful thought you tell yourself and turn it to a positive thought.

Unhelpful: I will never get this math problem!

Helpful: I might not understand it now, but I will practice and ask for help.

400

All coping skills are healthy. True or False.

FALSE!!

500

Explain fight or flight.

Bonus points to name the other two!

Fight or flight is our bodies physical reaction to stress and threats. Our body either stays and fights the threat or flees the threat. This is a protection mechanism our body does automatically. Our heart rate goes up, blood pressure, breathing fast, feeling tense or trembling, sweating. 

Other two: Freeze, fawn.

500

Name 3 positive coping skills and 3 negative coping skills.

Positive - Healthy 


Negative - Unhealthy

500

Name 9 feeling words.

Sad, happy, frustrated, annoyed, angry, depressed, anxious, nervous, frightened, scared, shocked, surprised, amused, silly, sleepy, disgusted, embarrassed, empty, overwhelmed, excited, cautious, proud, confident.

500

Overthinking is a healthy way to handle situations. TRUE OR FALSE.

This can be true in some ways and false in others. When it helps us make a decision, it can be okay. When it causes us stress and anxiety, it can be unhealthy.

500

Talk about something you have learned since coming to therapy - Julian

Talk about something you have learned since Julian/Bella have been coming to therapy - Mom

Bonus points if each one does it!!

Subjective.

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