Depression
Anxiety
ADHD
Coping Skills
100

Name 8 symptoms of depression.

Examples: Feeling numb, irritability, sleeping too much, not sleeping enough, lack of appetite/increase in appetite, lack of motivation, apathy (not caring about anything), anhedonia (inability to feel positive emotions), crying spells, hopelessness, etc.

100

What is the difference between an anxiety disorder and stress?

Anxiety that accompanies a disorder is more severe and does not go away after a stressful event has ended. 

100

What does ADHD stand for? 

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder

100

Name 3 healthy coping skills.

Examples: listening to music, deep breathing, taking a shower, painting, drawing, going for a walk, ripping up paper, journaling

200

True or False: Medication can cure depression.

False! Depression cannot be "cured," but it can be managed my medications and symptoms can be made less severe. 

200

Are phobias considered a type of anxiety disorder?

Yes. (Remember that phobias are different than regular fears!)

200

Name 5 symptoms of ADHD. 

Examples: inability to sit still, difficulty focusing, impulsivity, forgetfulness, irritability, constant fidgeting

200

Name 3 unhealthy coping skills. 

Examples: substance use, self-harm, isolating, running away, over-sleeping, spending a lot of money

300
True or False: Most people with depression get treatment. 

False! Only about 30% of people with depression get treatment. 

300

True or False: When you are anxious, all of your senses are diminished.

False! Anxiety puts the body into "fight or flight" mode, which causes all of your senses to become more alert. 

300

True or False: Everyone who has ADHD experiences hyperactivity.

False! There are three types of ADHD: ADHD Inattentive Type (more issues with paying attention/focusing/remembering), ADHD Hyperactive Type (more issues with excess energy, inability to sit still), and ADHD Combined Type (all of the above!)

300

Why do breathing techniques help with anxiety and panic?

Slowing your breathing also slows your heart rate, and reminds your body that you are safe!

400

What is one cause of depression? 

An imbalance of neurotransmitters (chemicals in the brain responsible for feelings)

400

Name 3 types of anxiety disorders. 

Generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, social anxiety disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), phobias, and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), separation anxiety disorder

400

True or False: ADHD is the most commonly diagnosed mental illness among children. 

True! About 9.8% of children 3-17 have been diagnosed with ADHD (This is about 6 million!!)

400
Give an example of a coping skill that starts off healthy, but then becomes unhealthy. 

Examples: sleeping (while a nap once in a while to get some energy may be helpful, it becomes harmful when you are using sleeping as a way to avoid your thoughts or feelings), video games (similar to sleeping; video games can help to improve your mood and motivate you, but can become unhealthy when you are only living inside your video game)

500

Name one of the neurotransmitters involved with depression.

Serotonin, Dopamine, or Norepinephrine 
500

Name 2 possible someone may develop an anxiety disorder. 

Examples: genetics, trauma, substance abuse, other mental health conditions

500

Are ADHD symptoms more prevalent when the brain is under-stimulated or over-stimulated?

Under-stimulated

500

What does PMR stand for?

Progressive muscle relaxation

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