Self-Care and the 8 Areas of Wellness
PTSD
Mindfulness & Grounding Exercises
Anxiety v. Panic Attacks
Emotional Regulation
100

This is one of the areas of wellness focused on physical health.

Physical Wellness

100

This type of trauma involves direct exposure to life-threatening events.

Acute Trauma

100

This technique focuses on paying attention to the present moment without judgment.

Mindfulness

100

A panic attack lasts this long, usually peaking within __ minutes.

10 minutes

100

This DBT skill involves doing the opposite of what your emotions urge you to do, especially when emotions are intense.

Act Opposite

200

Taking a walk to clear your mind would benefit your wellness in this area.

Physical Wellness

200

This term refers to the long-term impact of trauma on mental health.

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

200

This grounding exercise helps bring awareness to the five senses.

5-4-3-2-1 Grounding Exercise

200

This type of anxiety is typically triggered by specific situations.

Situational Anxiety

200

This skill helps challenge unhelpful or distorted thoughts to see if they align with the facts. 

Check the Facts

300

Spending time with friends can help improve your wellness in this area.

Social Wellness

300

T/F: Flashbacks and intrusive thoughts are common in PTSD.

True

300

This mindfulness practice helps to reduce stress by focusing on the breath.

Deep Breathing

300

A ____ often involves a sense of impending death or loss of control.

Panic attack 

300

This DBT acronym stands for Treating physical health, Balanced eating, Exercise, Sleep, and Avoid substances.

PLEASE

400

Journaling your feelings can promote wellness in this area.

Emotional Wellness

400

This type of trauma often results from repeated exposure to distressing events.  

Complex Trauma

400

This grounding technique involves focusing on the feeling of your feet on the floor.

Feet on the Ground Grounding Exercise

400

__ can be described as a constant, often uncontrollable, worry in several areas of life.

Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)

400

This DBT skill focuses on actively noticing and appreciating the positive aspects of your life.

Pay Attention to Positive Events

500

Practicing gratitude helps your mental and emotional wellness, which is part of this area.

Spiritual Wellness


500

This type of therapy is often used to treat trauma and PTSD.

CBT

500

This practice involves being kind to yourself, even when you make mistakes.

Self-Compassion

500

This is a key difference between an anxiety attack and a panic attack.

Physical Symptoms (like chest pain or dizziness, common in panic attacks but not in anxiety attacks)

500

This DBT skill involves changing your behavior in situations where emotional responses are based on unverified assumptions.


Check the Facts

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