Mindfulness
Distress Tolerence
Emotion regulation
Boundaries
What is DBT
100

True or false: You have to engage in silent meditation to practice mindfulness

False! Mindfulness is about being able to be in the now

100

True or False: Distress tolerance is about getting to know about how you experience emotions

False! Distress Tolerance is about learning techniques for dealing when you are in crisis

100
True or false: It is easier to regulate your emotions if you better know how you experience your own emotions

True! Sometimes it can be hard to know what emotion you are dealing with, so learning more about the physical experience of each emotion can help you intervene with coping skills sooner.

100

Name this concept: A set of expectations set between 2 or more people around expectations in the relationship

Boundaries

100

What does DBT stand for

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy

200

Name 1 type of breathing technique

4-7-8 breathing, square breathing, belly breathing

200

Name this concept: Often visually represented by a wave, you explore the life cycle from trigger to reaction. Reflecting how long your cycle may be, and how intense.
(hint: It can help explore how temporary a craving may last)

Urge Surfing

200

Name this technique: A 2 circle Venn diagram used to help bring together your rational and emotional thoughts.

Wise Mind

200

Fill in the blank: A [BLANK] boundary is one where "anything goes". The other person can violate previously set expectations with out any feedback.

hint: This is your swiss cheese

Permissive

200

What are the 4 categories addressed in DBT

Mindfulness, emotion regulation, distress tolerance(Crisis management), and relationships

300

Name this technique: You imagine a daily task, step by step as a form of [BLANK] meditation

visualization

300

name this technique: When in crisis, a coping skill that can help you by get through the moment by separating your mind from the trigger is considered a [BLANK]

Distraction

300

Fill in the blank: Some times, we may believe in [blank] such as "If I feel something, it must be true"

Emotion Myths

300

Fill in the blank: A [BLANK] boundary is one where you are very closed off, allowing no room for compromise, or genuine mistakes.

hint: brick wall

Restrictive

300

By using DBT, and addressing the 4 categories, you can are more likely to be able to practice a form of radical [BLANK]

Acceptance

400

Name this technique: A mindfulness technique where you identify, and engage your 5 senses, in a count down.

5-4-3-2-1

400

Planning coping skills for distress tolerance is an important step in creating what type of document?

Relapse Prevention Plan

400

Name 3 common physical symptoms associated with Anger

increased blood pressure
increased body temp
Sweating
clenching fist/jaws

400

fill in the blank: [BLANK] boundaries are ones that allow you to set some level of expectation while also listening to the needs of others in a way that promotes a balance in the relationship

hint: The wall now has a window and a door

Healthy boundaries
400

DBT is a therapy used to help people with a history of [BLANK]

unhealthy coping skills, and risky behaviors.
such as people with a hx of on going mental health concerns, and addiciton.

500

True or False: Mindfulness is meant to make you better aware about other's feelings

False! Mindfulness in DBT is about slowing down, and experiencing the now.
This is easily confused with "being mindful of others"

500

What does TIPP stand for

Temperature
Intense Exercise
Paired muscle relaxation
Paced breathing

500

If you find yourself emotionally responding to outside events - such as dates, temperature, etc - rather than to your thoughts/memories. You are someone who responds to [Blank] events

External

500

What is the difference between a boundary and an ultimatum 

Ultimatum: Is often a veiled threat used to communicate what will happen TO the other person if they do not do what you want.

Boundary: Is an expectation communicated before hand that may result in a consequence in the case it is crossed, such as what YOU will do when the boundary is crossed.

500

DBT was created by:

hint: what was the person's identity, rather than their name

Marsha M. Linehan, a female psychiatrist who openly has Borderline Personality Disorder

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