What do they do?
When do I need help
A little too much
Bridging the Gap
Cause or Course
100

Who provides group activities or other services for people living in the community

ACT team Assertive Community Treatment

100

A change in your emotional, behavioral, or cognitive abilities that does not impact your ability to complete daily activities

What is a warning sign

100

When is screen time "too much"?

when harms sleep, attention, and mood

trouble falling asleep, headaches, feeling anxious distracted, or disconnected from real life, neglecting self-care, relationships or responsibilities

100

Your provider is unavailable by telephone and you are struggling ...Who can you call

sponsor, family member, CCM, ACT team, crisis line. etc...

100

This neurotransmitter is often linked to pleasure and motivation, is thought to play role in conditions such as Schizophrenia

Dopamine

200

Help people access and coordinate the healthcare services they need; provide assistance in areas including housing, daily living skills, and transportation for appointments

Case management services

200

feelings of being overwhelmed ...

by sadness

by fear

by rage

can they be controlled or predicted

200
how do you know your emotions are over the top, unable to control them

frequent crying spells or emotional numbness

angry outbursts or uncontrollable mood swings

persistent sadness, hopelessness, or thoughts of self-harm

feeling overwhelmed by small tasks

200

You are not scheduled to take your regular prescription yet however you are really struggling with symptoms... what do you do

take a prn

distract yourself

go for a walk

etc...

200

Prolonged exposure to this type of stress often results from adverse childhood experiences, can increase the risk of developing depression and anxiety disorders

what is chronic stress

300

Who helps people improve skills such as cooking and budgeting?

Occupational therapy

300

this is a feeling of low energy, lack of motivation, and difficulty concentrating

brain fog

300

When is to much caffeine to much?

jitteriness, shakiness

increased heart rate or palpitations

feeling on edge or anxious for no clear reason

difficulty falling asleep

stomach upset or headaches

300
you need a distraction to deal with reoccurring thoughts,

what works for you?

any healthy activity that is physically or mentally engaging

300

If a parent has a mood disorder characterized by episodes of extreme highs and lows, their child has an increased risk of developing ....

Bipolar disorder

400

Who provides you an opportunity to talk through your thoughts, feelings, and emotions in a supportive nonjudgemental manner?

Your mental health professional

400

referrs to the persistent repetition of thoughts, often irrational that are difficulty to control

obsessive thoughts 

400

When is being isolative to long? 

feeling lonely even when you want to alone

losing motivation to reach out to friends and family

feeling disconnected from the world or emotionally flat

experiencing increased anxiety or depressive throughts

400

The best part of my healthy daily routine to take care of myself is...

healthy and positive activities...

400

exposure to this type of traumatic life-threatening event including combat or assault is a leading cause of ...

Post traumatic stress disorder

500

Who is able to manage your mental medications to address your symptoms the best way

Provider/psychiatrist

500

True or false: medication is the only treatment that works for mental health problems

False, it is a piece of the treatment plan

500

When coping mechanisms become unhealthy

using alcohol, food, or substances to numb emotions

excessive distraction through shopping, gaming, or binge watching

avoiding responsibilities or isolating to escape stress

feeling worse after the oping behaviors ends

500

True or False: using sensory input to distract yourself is an example of bottom up coping

True...

500

Name the two ways we look at onset of symptoms

Biological and stress-vulnerabiilty

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