Skills
Purpose of DBT
Understanding Emotions
Real Life DBT
Mindfulness
100

This DBT skill asks you to pause before reacting impulsively.

**Extra points if you know what it stands for**

STOP - Stop, Take a step back, Observe, Proceed Mindfully

100

The purpose of mindfulness is to help people stay in THIS moment.

The present moment

100

True or False: Emotions are temporary experiences that naturally rise and fall.

True

100

You want to send an angry text immediately. This skill would help you pause.

STOP

100

This mindfulness skill means focusing on one thing at a time.

One-Mindfully

200

What is TIPP?

This distress tolerance skill uses temperature, intense exercise, paced breathing, and relaxation.

200

What is the purpose of checking the facts?

To determine whether the emotion(s) fits the facts.

200

Emotions are not automatically these.

Facts

200

A friend cancels plans and you immediately think they hate you. This skill would help challenge assumptions.

Check the Facts

200

This mindfulness state focuses only on logic and facts.

Reason Mind

300

What are 3 specific Distress Tolerance DBT skills?

STOP, TIPP, ACCEPTS, 5 Senses, IMPROVE, Urge surfing, Radical Acceptance.

300

DBT was designed to help people build coping skills for managing overwhelming this.

Emotions

300

This DBT concept combines emotion mind and reason mind.

Wise Mind

300

You feel depressed and want to stay in bed all day. This skill suggests getting active instead.

Opposite Action

300

This mindfulness state is driven mainly by feelings.

Emotion Mind

400

This emotion regulation skill involves doing the opposite of what your emotion urges you to do.

Opposite Action

400

One purpose of DBT is helping people respond thoughtfully instead of reacting this way.

Impulsively

400

Emotions serve this important purpose by giving...

Information

400

You are overwhelmed during a panic attack and use cold water and paced breathing. What DBT skill are you using?

TIPP

400

This part of the “HOW” skill means noticing things without labeling them good or bad.

Nonjudgmentally

500

What is Distress Tolerance?

In Dialectical Behavior Therapy, distress tolerance refers to the ability to cope with painful emotions, difficult situations, or emotional crises without making things worse.

500

DBT skills are designed to help people manage emotions, relationships, and this.

Distress or crisis situations

500

What is the difference between Shame and Guilt?

Shame - I am bad

Guilt - I did something bad

500

You cannot immediately solve a stressful situation, so you use coping skills to safely get through the moment.

Distress Tolerance

500

This mindfulness “WHAT” skill involves noticing thoughts, feelings, and sensations.

Observe

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