Mindfulness
General DBT
Distress Tolerance
Distress Tolerance 2
Emotion Regulation
100

Name the three states of mind

Emotion Mind

Reasonable Mind

Wise Mind

100

What does dialectical mean?

Two opposite ideas, or perspectives can be true at the same time. 

100

Name 3 things you could do to self soothe with the senses. 

Ex. listen to music, get into comfortable clothes, look at comforting pictures. 

100

What is the opposite of willingness?

Willfulness

100

Which skill involves doing the opposite of what you feel?

Opposite action

200

Name the three WHAT skills

Observe

Describe

Participate

200

Give an example of a dialectical statement

Ex. I'm feeling happy and sad, the teacher is nice and strict, I'm doing the best I can and I need to do better. 

200

What does TIPP stand for?

Temperature

Intense Exercise

Paced Breathing

Progressive Muscle Relaxation

200

Provide an example of willfulness

Ex. Refusing to do homework for a teacher that you don't like. 

200

I'm feeling sad and I want to change how I feel, how could I use opposite action?

Ex. Getting up and going for a walk.

300

Which mindfulness skill involves having a "slippery mind" and letting thoughts come and go freely?

The Observe Skill

300

What does it mean to validate?

To communicate that a person's feelings, thoughts and beahviours make sense. 

300

You are feeling distressed and want to distract from the situation. Name four ways you could do so. 

ex. activities, contributing, comparisons, emotions, pushing away, thoughts, sensations

300

What are our 5 options when faced with a problem?

1. Solve the problem

2. Change how you feel about the problem

3. Accept the situation

4. Stay miserable

5. Make the situation worse

300

What is the urge associated with fear/anxiety and what is the opposite action?

To avoid

To approach

400

Which state of mind am I in if I run onto the field to celebrate with my teammates after winning a soccer tournament?

Emotion mind

400

Give one self invalidating statement

Ex. I shouldn't be feeling this way, I'm overreacting. 

400

What is the skill that involves accepting things for what they are?

Radical acceptance

400

You want to use the temperature skill but don't have access to a bowl of ice water. What could you do instead?

Ex. splash water from a cold water bottle on your face, use an ice pack, take a cold shower, etc.

400

What is the urge associated with anger and what is the opposite action?

Urge - to attack

Opposite action - To gently avoid


500

Give am example of using wise mind.

ex. Balancing both emotion and facts and listening to my intuition/gut. 

500

Your friend has just gone through a breakup. To cheer them up, you say "don't worry, things will get better". Is this an example of validation? (True or False)

False
500

Describe how you could use three distress tolerance skills if you were feeling upset after failing a test.

Ex. Go to the washroom to splash cold water on face (temperature), listening to music to self soothe, using radical acceptance to accept the test grade for what it is. 

500

Describe how you could use three distress tolerance skills if you were upset because a friend has cancelled plans at the last minute with little explanation.

Ex. Using TIPP, Self Soothe, Improve the Moment, radical acceptance, distract with wise mind accepts etc.

500

Under what conditions would opposite action be useful?

If the emotion does not fit the facts or when the emotion, its intensity or duration are not effective. 

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