Mental Health Facts
Self-Care
Coping skills
Bard Mental Health Day History
Wild Card
100

the anticipation of future threat

anxiety

100

prioritizing sleep, adopting an exercise routine you can stick with, or choosing healthy and nourishing foods over highly processed ones are examples of this 

physical self care

100

an activity done regularly in one's leisure time for pleasure:

hobby


100

The year Mental health Day started 

SY2018-19

100

What NAMI stands for and does

National Alliance on Mental Illness 

200

Living with a mental illness can be difficult, and some people may turn to this as a way to cope with symptoms or handle stressful life events.

smoking and drug use

200

a written record of our thoughts & feelings.

journaling 

200

a practice in which you focus on being intensely aware of what you're sensing and feeling in the moment, without interpretation or judgment.

Mindfulness

200

Who has led workshops at BHSEC's Mental Health Day?

Planned Parenthood of NY, the floating hospital, teachers, and students

200

Crisis Lifeline Number in NYC

988

300

The leading cause of disability worldwide 

Depression

300

disengaging from one's usual activities, especially those involving smartphones or computers, as a method of relaxation or for health reasons:

unplugging

300

short, written statements that are meant to give your self-esteem a positive boost

Affirmations

300

Why Mental Health Day Exists

To raise awareness and increase mental health supports at Bard High School.

300

A free mental health support program available to any teenager age 13 to 17 living in New York City.

NYC Teenspace

400

Anxiety, depression and other mental health conditions are often accompanied by this 

Sleep Disorders 

400

attending a religious service, spending time in nature, meditating, incorporating regular acts of kindness into your day, or keeping a gratitude journal are examples of

spiritual self care 

400

Specially designed tools that spin, pop, or offer other ways to keep your hands busy.

Fidget toys 

400

Who created Mental Health Day

Students!

400

Provides services to empower and support parents and caregivers as well as children and youth from birth to age 24 experiencing social, emotional, developmental, substance use or behavioral challenges.

New York City Family and Youth Peer Support Services

500

describes individuals who may process the world in different ways than the general population. BONUS: give examples

Neurodivergence

500

a sequence of actions regularly followed; a fixed program:

Routine 

500

The limits and rules we set for ourselves in relationships  

personal boundaries

500

Who organizes Mental Health Day

Student Government, The Mental Health Day Committee, administration and the PTA

500

Places/People you can go to if you are ever having mental health struggles.

Social Work Office, Guidance Counselor's Offices, School Psychologists, Caseworkers, teachers, administration

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