Name that Skill
Name that Emotion
How Would You Describe
What Skill, When?
Bonus
100

What skill would you use when you need to take a break?

What is STOP Skill

S. Stop

T. Take a Step Back/ Take a Break

O. Observe

P. Proceed Mindfully

100

I am calm, relaxed, safe, and loved. What emotion category am I in?

What is Peaceful.

100

What does "interpersonal" mean?

What is "communication with someone besides ourselves."

100

When I take a really hot shower to make me feel better, I am using which skill?

What Is Self-Soothe.

100

Name the 6 senses we use for "Self-Soothe."

What is Hear, See, Smell, Taste, Touch, and Movement

200

This 4 letter skill helps build your confidence and keeps your values present when having conversation with someone else.

What is "F.A.S.T"

200

My body is hot, my fists are clenched, and I am stomping. What emotion am I feeling?

What is Anger?

200

It is what it is...

What is Radical Acceptance

200

Why is it important to "Be the Pond"

What is "We don't identify with emotions. Emotions only tell us what we're experiencing."

200

What is a fact versus an interpretation?

What is "Facts are observable, proven aspects of a situation, and interpretation is how your mind understands the situation."

300

If you want to do the "antonym" skill to change your emotion, you would do...

What is Opposite Action.

300

hiding. not looking forward to the future. "why bother."

What is Hopeless.

300

Define Wise Mind

What is "Using the facts of the situation, and your emotions about the situation to make the best decision; Gut feeling/Intuition"

300

When I need to ask for what I want/need or assert my "no", which skill do I use?

What Is DEAR MAN

300

Explain Synonym versus Antonym

What is "Synonyms are like terms and Antonyms are opposite terms." 

400

What Two Categories does the A.C.C.E.P.T.S skill fall under?

What is Distress Tolerance and Distractions

400

Explain and Give an Example for T.I.P.P

What is 

400

What is the difference between guilt and shame.

What is "Guilt is feeling bad for something you have done. Shame is internalizing/labeling yourself for making mistakes."

400

What can we do to use the "T" in ACCEPTS?

What Is "Mindfulness activities like 5-4-3-2-1, Wordle, Sudoku, Rainbow, Journaling, and anything to focus your thoughts on something else."

400

Why do we use "Yes, And" statements, and Give me an example.

What is "So we can walk the middle path bringing together opposite statements." (e.g. This is going to be difficult, AND I will keep trying.")
500

Watching your emotions come, acknowledging them with out judgement, and then release them

Mindfulness of current emotions

500

What is the antonym for Optimistic

What is Pessimistic

500

What does the acronym "A.C.C.E.P.T.S" stand for?

What is "Activities, Contributing, Comparison, Emotions, Push Away, Thoughts, Sensations"

500
2 Part Question: Why must we be mindful when using distractions skills?

We must be mindful because using distractions too long can lead to avoidance. And AVOIDANCE IS NEVER THE ANSWER!

500

What is the difference between Validation and affirmations?

What is "Validation is the act of acknowledging and accepting someone's thoughts, feelings, or beliefs. Affirmation is the act of acknowledging and encouraging someone."

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