Behavior Activation
Leisure
Leisure Barriers
Goal Setting
Leisure Resources
100

Behavior can affect our __________

Mood

100

What is Leisure?

Leisure is our free time

100

What is a barrier?

Barrier is something that prevents you from accessing or doing something.

100

What is a SMART goal?

Specific 

Measurable 

Achievable 

Realistic 

        

100

What is a Leisure Resource?

Anything that enables, supports, or enhances a person's ability to engage in leisure activities, including their free time pursuits, recreation, play, and relaxation.

200

What is Behavior Activation?

Behaviours influence our emotions

Connection between our thoughts and emotions

200

What is Recreation?

An activity that one engages in during their free time.

200

Why is it important to talk about barriers?

To learn ways to address and overcome barriers

To plan for leisure, which includes planning for barriers

200

What is Intrinsic Motivation?

The desire to do an activity for its enjoyment, rather than for external rewards, pressures, or consequences

200

Name five Leisure Resources available to you, on the unit.

Watching movies

Playing Games

Socializing 

Reading

Pacing hall

300

When we have symptoms of depression or feeling down in your life, what is impacted?

Behaviours

300

What are the 5 domains
of health and well-being?

•Social

•Emotional/Mental

•Physical

•Cognitive

•Spiritual

300

Name five Leisure Barriers

Fear of failure, rejection, or embarrassment

Social situations are awkward

Lack of energy

Lack of self-confidence

Lack of knowledge or skills

No one to do activities with

Lack of money

Transportation

Work, school, or family responsibilities

Procrastination

Interests differ from family or friends

Favourite activities are tied to substance use

Unaware of resources available for leisure

Physical limitations

Too much daily stress

Making decisions is difficult

Symptoms of mental illness

Substance use

Lack of motivation


300

What is Extrinsic Motivation?

Performing a task for an external reward or to avoid a negative consequence

300
Everyone is interested in the same Leisure Resources?

Tre or False?

False

Freely chosen, individual leisure pursuits are different for everyone therefore we may have similar interests but will vary do to our personal environments, culture and our community


400

Listening to sad music, can cause us to feel ________?

Sad

400

Leah and Barb choose what you do in your leisure time?

True or False?

False

Your leisure time is Freely chosen

400

How can you overcome a barrier?

Resources such as people, money, time, or equipment?

An activity can be changed or modified

Choose an alternate activity that can be done that meets the same needs

Could the barrier been preventing from happening

400

How do you keep yourself motivated?

Tell us please

400

Name five leisure resources in the community

Transportation

Library

Stores

Walking paths

Local events

500

Less activity can make us?

Less Motivated

500

What is a balanced lifestyle?

Leisure

Productivity

Self-Care

500

What are three benefits of Leisure?

Overcoming Barriers

Increased Socialization

Increased self-confidence and self-esteem

500

How do you increase your level of motivation?

•Break it into smaller pieces

•Do one thing at a time

•Remember to set realistic goals

•Schedule activities at times when you are most likely to succeed

•Use self-compassion

•Anticipate setbacks

•Reflect on what works for you and what does not

•Change your environment

•Use visual reminders

500

We have to have money to access Leisure Resources in the community. True or False?Why?

False

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