Coping Skills
Navigating Grief
Self-Care & Wellness
Healthy Choices & Safety
100

What is one coping skill you can use when you start feeling overwhelmed?

Deep breathing, grounding, listening to music, or taking a break. 

100

What does grief mean?

The emotional response to losing someone or something important to you.

100

Name one basic activity that is part of taking care of your physical health.

Eating, drinking water, sleeping, showering, or exercising. 

100

What is one healthy alternative to hurting yourself when experiencing emotional distress?

Using a coping skill, reaching out to someone, journaling, or engaging in a safe activity. 

200

What grounding technique involves naming 5 things you see, 4 things you feel, 3 things you hear, 2 things you smell, 1 thing you taste?

5-4-3-2-1 Grounding technique

200

Name one emotion someone might experience after losing a loved one.

Sadness, anger, guilt, confusion, loneliness, or even happiness when remembering them. 

200

Why is getting enough sleep important for emotional health?

Sleep helps regulate emotions, improve concentration, and manage stress. 

200

Who is someone you can reach out to when you are struggling and need support?

A trusted adult, family member, friend, therapist, or another supportive person. 

300

Why is it important to use coping skills before emotions become too overwhelming?

They can prevent escalation and make emotions easier to manage. 

300

Is there a specific timeline for how long someone should grieve?

No. Everyone experiences grief differently, and there is no right timeline.

300

True or False: Self-care is selfish because it means putting yourself first.

False. Taking care of yourself helps you maintain your overall well-being. 

300

What is a safety plan designed to help you do?

Recognize warning signs, use coping strategies, identify supportive people, and stay safe during difficult moments. 

400

If you a feeling anxious and your thoughts won't slow down, what are two things you can do to calm your mind?

Journaling, deep breathing, grounding, mindfulness, or talking to someone.

400

What is one healthy way to honor or remember a brother who passed away?

Looking at pictures, sharing memories, writing a letter, listening to a favorite song, or celebrating their life.

400

Name 3 different type of self-care.

Physical, emotional, social, mental, or spiritual self-care. 

400
What is one warning sign that might indicate you are becoming emotionally overwhelmed and need additional support?

Withdrawing, increased irritability, hopeless thoughts, feeling overwhelmed, or experiencing urges to self-harm. 

500

True or False: Coping skills only work when you are already feeling calm?

False. Coping skills can be practiced during difficult moments and when you're feeling okay. 

500

Can you experience happiness, laughter, or excitement while still grieving?

Yes! Experiencing positive emotions does not mean you have forgotten or stopped loving that person.

500

What is the difference between self-care and avoidance?

Self-care helps you recharge and address your needs, while avoidance involves escaping situations or feelings without addressing them. 

500

If your usual coping skills aren't working and you feel at risk of hurting yourself, what should?

Tell a trusted adult or support person immediately, follow your safety plan, and seek professional or emergency help if needed.

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