Name That Feeling
Anger Management
Relaxation Techniques
Random Facts
100


  • Body changes: Fast heartbeat, high blood pressure, and tight muscles.
  • Mindset: Feeling blocked, wronged, or treated unfairly.

Anger

100

Choosing to handle our anger in an inppropiate way like throwing a tantrum, slamming doors, hitting someone, etc are all bad choices.. When we choose to make these choices, we have a _____

Consequence. 

100

Complete this mild exercise for 30 minutes a day to reduce stress, increase your mood, and increase endorphins 

Walking. 

100

True or False: 

Anger is a defense mechanism

True

200


  • Joy and Energy: A happy, thrilling rush of positive emotion.
  • Arousal or Stirring: A state of being physically or mentally woken up to action.


Excitement

200

Who can you talk to when feeling upset?

(name 3)

Therapist, sponsor, loved one, friend, family. 

200

Name two ways you can relax in public without any knowing.

1, Square/deep breathing

2. Opposite Action

3. Check the faces.

4. Mindfulness

5. 5-4-3-2-1

200

Do feelings, moods, or emotions last longer?

emotions are the shortest

Feelings are middle 

moods last the longest

300

the annoyed, angry, or upset feeling you get when something blocks you from reaching a goal or getting what you want.

Frustration

300

What do we call people, times, or specific events that make you lose your temper? 

Trigger

300

Name two benefits of meditation

Lower heart rate, ease muscle tension, better focus, increased self-awareness, and reduce stress.

300

Sometimes people use anger to hide other feelings and emotions. What are these feelings? Name two

Dissapointment, Guilt, Shame, Sadness, Rejection

400

An emotional state of anger, resentment, or fear.

Jealousy

400

List two things you can do in the moment to help with anger

1 Count slowly

2. Remove yourself from the room

3. Go for a quick walk/ get exercise

4. Pause and breathe

400

How can ice be used to calm yourself down?

Placing the ice on your wrist an focusing on the sensation OR dipping your face in a bowl of ice water to trigger your Mammalian Dive Reflex (rapidly shifts your heart rate out of the panic response)

400

According to Harvard, what is the biggest key to happiness?

According to the Harvard Study of Adult Development—the longest running study on happiness ever conducted—the number one key to happiness is positive, high-quality relationships.

500

When a person does not trust someone else and feels a lack of safety or belief in them.

When a thing or action looks strange, risky, or dishonest.

Doubting a person's honest intent or true motives


Suspicious

500

What type of meditation involves tensing each muscle group tightly for five seconds, then release it completely, moving from your feet up to your face?

Progressive Muscle Relaxation

500

What percent of you happiness comes from your genetics?

About 50% of your happiness level is tied to your natural genetic set point, leaving 40% for intentional activities and 10% for life circumstances

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