Suicide
Coping & Loss
Anxiety
Depression
Goal Setting
100

These are the three types of suicide. 

Suicide, cluster suicide, para suicide. 

100

Give two examples of loss

A break up, not getting into the college of your dreams, friends moving away, having something you cared for destroyed, not winning a competition

100

This is feeling uneasy or worried about something that might happen.

What is Anxiety

100

Prolonged feelings of helplessness, hopelessness and sadness is the definition of...

What is depression

100

Define goals. 

Something you aim for that takes planning and work

200

Name two verbal warning signs of suicide. 

Saying they will kill themselves and having no reason to live. 

200

"Marek, another cancer victim, is celebrating his life by writing letters to all of his friends. He just took his final trip to his cottage in the country and is enjoying his final days by smelling the roses and making the most of each day." This is an example of what?

What is acceptance. 

200

Name three symptoms of anxiety.

Feelings of fear or worry, increased heart rate, shortness of breath, sweating, shaking, tension

200

Name the three kinds of depression

Bipolar, postpartum, seasonal

200

Name the two types of goals. 

Short term and long term.

300

Name three non-verbal warning signs of suicide. 

Giving things away, visiting friends and family in essence to say goodbye, and withdrawal. 

300

Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance are examples of this. 

Five stages of grief

300

This helps manage your anxiety. 

What is stress management. 

300

What percentage of teens suffer from depression?

15%

300

"I will walk my dog fifty times in two days." Is this a SMART goal? Why or why not?

This is NOT a SMART goal because it is not attainable. 
400

This many people attempt suicide each year in the U.S.

One million

400

Name three ways to cope with grief. 

Acknowledge your pain, accept that grief can trigger many different and unexpected emotions, understand that your grieving process will be unique to you, seek out face-to-face support from people who care about you, support yourself emotionally by taking care of yourself physically, recognize the difference between grief and depression.

400

Give three examples of stress management. 

Going for a walk, listening to music, or calling a trusted friend. 

400

Give three ways to help a person with depression. 

Listening to them and giving them support, help get them treatment, help them set small goals, talk with them, get active in medical care

400

In the SEAL video we watched, what did the cadets end up doing in the frigid cold?

Sing

500

Name the suicide prevention methods. 

Recognize the signs, show support/ask questions, stay with the person, persuade them to get help

500

This was the overall message to "Always Go to the funeral."

Doing one thing to pay respects can mean the world to other people and show how much they care. Doing selfless acts can mean the world to other people.

500

These symptoms demonstrate that you should seek medical guidance for anxiety. 

Worried most of the time, physical symptoms (headache, stomach ache, muscle tension), trouble sleeping, easily distracted/can't focused. 

500

Name five signs of depression. 

Feeling sad or down, loss of interest, weight loss, sleep disturbances, anxious/can't relax, loss of energy, loss of focus, feeling like a failure, worthless/helpless, thoughts of death

500

The aronym SMART stands for...

Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time Bound

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