Basics and History
GIVE Skill
Cognitive Triangle and Cognitive Distortions
DBT Extended Part 1
DBT Extended Part 2
100

What does DBT stand for

What is dialectical behavior therapy? 

100

Name the module that the GIVE skill falls under

Hint* The four modules in DBT are: emotional regulation, distress tolerance, interpersonal effectiveness, and mindfulness

What is Interpersonal Effectiveness?

100
Define the term cognitive

involving conscious intellectual activity "the mind" (such as thinking, reasoning, or remembering)

100

What was Edgewood originally founded as 

What is a refuge for kids who were orphaned during the Gold Rush?

100

This term refers to a balance between the emotional mind and the rational mind

What is wise mind?

200

Name the 4 modules of DBT

What are Mindfulness, Distress Tolerance, Emotional Regulation, and Interpersonal Effectiveness?

200

What does the G stand for in the GIVE acronym

What is be Gentle? 

Be nice and respectful. Avoid attacks (verbal or physical), threats, and manipulation


200

Name the three parts of the congitive triangle

What are thoughts, feelings, behaviors?

200

Name the term for the ability to stay present in the moment and aware of ones thoughts, emotions and physical sensations without judgement?

What is mindfulness?

200

Fill in the blank: Fight, Flight, Freeze and _____

What is appease or fawn?

These terms refer to automatic responses of the body and survival instincts, however, sometimes these occur even when there is not a clear and present danger 

300

Define dialectical thinking

What is the ability to view issues from multiple or opposite perspectives and to acknowledge both can be true?

The focus in DBT is on an integration of acceptance and change.

300
What does the I stand for in the acronym GIVE 

What is act Interested?

Listen and appear interested in the other person.

300

What is a congitive distortion

What are biased thoughts that can distort the way a person sees themselves, their life, their specific day-to-day situations, their relationships, and other people?

300

What skill is doing the opposite of what you feel

What is opposite action?
300

Name all 9 therapists at Edgewood (Hint* don't forget about the therapists that do groups!) 

Who are: Laura, Liz, Marina, Nancy, Kevin, Kayla, Jill, Liv, and Marti

400

What branch of therapy is DBT based on

What is cognitive behavioral therapy?

400

What does the V stand for in the acronym GIVE

What is Validate?

Show that you understand the other person’s feelings and thoughts about the situation. See the world from the other person’s point of view, and then say or act on what you see.

400

Define the cogntive distortion, "catastrophizing"

What is jumping to the worst possible conclusion, usually with limited information?

400

The acronym skill that related to: Treating physical illness, balance eating, avoid mood altering drugs and alcohol, balance sleep and get exercise  

What is the PLEASE skill?

400

When was Edgewood the nonprofit organization founded? 

Edgewood was founded in 1851 as a refuge for orphans of the Gold Rush

500

Name the when, who, and why of founding DBT treatment

Who is Marsha Linehan in 1980s/90s as a treatment for personality disorders?  

500

What does the E stand for in the GIVE acronym?

What is (use an) Easy manner?

Use a little humor. Smile. Ease the person along. Be light-hearte

500

Define the cognitive disotrtion, "All or Nothing Thinking"

What is thinking in extremes and using absolute terms, such as never or ever?



500

What is the DBT skill related to temperature change, intense excercise, progressive muscle relaxation, and paced breathing 

What is the TIPP skill?

500

Name 5 out of the 7 buildings on Edgewood campus (can include the non-public school and do not include the admin building)



What is Halleck, Stow, Pine, Williams, Lane, Dimond, and Matson?
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