Distress Tolerance
Mindfulness
Explain this -
Emotional Regulation
Warning Signs
100

True or false:

Stress only effects emotional wellbeing

False


100

Name this skill:

Breathe in for 4, hold for 4, out for 4, hold for 4, repeat.

Box Breathing
100

Progressive Muscle Relaxation

start from your feet, tense your muscles as tight as you can get them. Notice how it feels. After 5 seconds release and focus on how it feels to let the tension go. Repeat process as you move up your body.

100

Name 3 emotions that aren't bad/surprised/happy/angry/sad/disgusted

Use that emotion wheel!!!!! (I will not be typing all 500 emotions out do not come for me)

100

How do you know when you need to cope?

Physical sensations (tension, shaking, sweating, nausea)

Emotional sensations (anger - secondary emotion!!!!, urge to isolate, memory problems, loss of motivation, hostility)

Behavioral sensations (restlessness, social withdrawal, procrastination, poor sleep, conflicts with loved ones/peers)

200

Name one letter in the ACCEPTS skill

A - Activities

C - Contributions

C - Comparisons

E - Emotions 

P - Pushing Away

T - Thoughts

S - Sensations

200

True or false:


it is ok to judge yourself as you practice mindfulness (i.e. "I'm not doing this right!")

False

200

Self-Affirmations (and give an example)

The practice of affirming positive aspects of oneself, such as values, abilities, or character traits


Ex: I am worthy of recovery, I deserve freedom from my eating disorder.

200

Reframe it:

Extreme emotions get you a lot further than trying to regulate your emotions.

Insert reframed statement here 


...(again im not typing out all infinite options pls cut me some slack)

200

Who makes up your support group?

Loved ones, friends, peers, outpatient therapist, support groups, etc

300

Skills to utilize in extreme stress (SUDS level 70 or higher) in order to allow for other coping skills are known as 

TIPP skills

300

Body scans are done by

Imagining a band of light moving up and down your entire body, focusing on how each part of the body feels as the band of light touches it. 


**Acknowledging without judgement!!**

300

Wise Mind

Successfully combining emotional mind & reasonable mind. Leads to intuitive thinking, balance, taking both emotions and logic into account, not rushing into a decision, and seeing the situation from multiple perspectives. 
300

True or false: 

I can only cope with something after it happens.

False
300

Unhealthy coping skills that may signal something is going on include:

criticizing yourself, reckless driving, substance use, ED behaviors, hostility with loved ones, isolation, etc

400

True or False:

Pros/Cons of acting on urges is a coping skill utilized in DBT

True

400

Engaging in the practice of replacing all-or-nothing thinking with both-and thinking. 

Walking the Middle Path

400

Radical Acceptance

Instead of wishing things were different or focusing on how they "should" be, you completely and wholeheartedly accept the situation for how it is. You stop fighting reality and let go of the illusion of control.

"Radical acceptance rests on letting go of the illusion of control and a willingness to notice and accept things as they are right now, without judgement." -Marsha M. Linehan

400

What is opposite action and why is it your favorite emotional regulation skill

Opposite action is acting in opposite of whatever emotion you are feeling until your emotion changes. Use opposite action when your emotions do not fit the facts and/or when acting on that emotion is no longer effective. 

400

True or false:


It's selfish to focus only on yourself, even when in recovery.

false (do we need to read the question again?)

500

The skill of accepting things as they are without resistance

Radical Acceptance

500

In order to achieve a wise mind, you have to combine these two

Reasonable mind & emotional mind


500

Coping Ahead of Time

1. Describe the situation

2. What do you want to say? HOW do you want to say it?

3. What skills do you want to use?

4. How do you want to act? What thoughts do you want to have?

5. How would you cope effectively with new problems that come up?

6. How would you cope most effectively with your most feared catastrophe?

^Now imagine & rehearse the situation in your head using your answers. 

500

Sometimes we are unable to stop ourselves from feeling a certain way, what can we try to do in these moments?

Riding the wave


(also known as Sit With That Feeling!)

500

Tell me why you deserve recovery.

You do deserve it. You will hear your kid's laugh, or experience a sunset, or laugh a true, wholehearted belly laugh, or find your new favorite song that says everything you ever wanted to say, or experiencing a smile that you can't stop from growing and you'll know that's why.

There are a million reasons for recovery and you are worthy of experiencing every single one of them.

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