CBT
DBT
Distress Tolerance Skills
Coping Skills
Staff
100
What is the cognitive triangle?

Thoughts, feelings and actions

100

What does DBT stand for?

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy
100

What is sensory stimulation and when would you use it?

When you do something to shock your senses. It helps to reset your nervous system 

100

What is journaling?

Reflecting on your day, with or without a prompt and writing about it

100

Who are the therapists?

Larry, Bill, Hannah

200

What are cognitive distortions?

Unhealthy/unhelpful thinking styles

200

What is grounding?

When you connect to the present moment and engage one or all of your senses

200

What is radical acceptance

Accepting that you could not cause, change, or cure a situation. 

200

What is deep breathing?

A grounding/mindfulness skill to help you practice regulating your breath, which helps calm your nervous system. 

200

Who is the assistant executive director?

Az

300

What is a self-fulfilling prophecy

When something you thought was going to happen occurs-is most often negative


300

What is distress tolerance?

When you build up your tolerance to distress.

300

What is imagery/safe space visualization

When you practice fully imaging that you are in a safe space by thinking about what you would smell, hear, feel, taste and touch there.
300

What is delay, distract, decide?

Delay making a decision to use for 20 minutes, distract yourself during it, then at the end of 20 minutes decide if you want to follow through that decision, repeat delay, distract, decide or just forget about what decision you were making. 

300

Who is the lead BHT and what does BHT stand for?

Zach, behavioral health technician. 

400

What are core beliefs?

Our beliefs formed when we were in early childhood that shape how we experience the world

400

What is wise mind?

When you use both your rational and emotional mind
400

What is urge surfing?

When you ride the wave of an urge/craving instead of fighting it. It is a form of meditation 

400

What are the three C's and how do you use them?

Check, challenge, change

400

Who is the executive director?

Kyli

500

What is thought stopping? How does it work?

When you have a thought you no longer want to have, stop it in its tracks by saying no and then using a distraction technique. It works by weakening that neural connection in your brain

500

What is thought diffusion

When you learn to be a passive observer of your thoughts, watching them go by and not getting hooked on them

500

What are opposite feeling and opposite action?

Opposite feeling-forcing yourself to feel the opposite of how you want to 

Opposite action-forcing yourself to do the opposite of what you want to do


500

What is change environment and how do you use it?

Coping skill that requires you to change your physical environment. You can use it by moving from one room to another, going from inside to outside, etc...

500

Who is the case manager?

Emily

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