Coping Skills
Daily Routine Boosters
Myth or Fact
Help-Seeking
Positive Connections
100

What is a coping skill?

A healthy way to deal with stress, emotions, or difficult situations.

100

Why is a regular sleep schedule important for mental health?

It helps regulate mood, energy, and thinking.

100

Mental health is just as important as physical health.

Fact.

100

Who are some people you can reach out to for support?

Friends, family, counselors, doctors, case managers, support groups.

100

What makes a friendship healthy?

Trust, respect, support, honesty, and good communication.

200

Name two physical coping skills you can do when you feel overwhelmed.

Deep breathing, stretching, taking a walk, squeezing a stress ball.

200

What is "mindful eating"?

Paying attention to your food, hunger, and fullness cues while eating.

200

You have to handle your problems all by yourself.

Myth.

200

What is one benefit of going to therapy?

Learning skills to manage emotions and life challenges.

200

How can helping others help your own mental health?

It boosts self-esteem, creates connection, and adds purpose.

300

What is the difference between problem-focused coping and emotion-focused coping?

Problem-focused solves the issue; emotion-focused helps manage feelings about it.

300

How can setting small daily goals help?

Builds confidence, creates structure, and prevents feeling overwhelmed.

300

Taking medication for mental health means you’re weak.

Myth.


300

What should you do if you're having thoughts of harming yourself?

Tell a trusted adult, call a crisis line, or seek professional help immediately.

300

Why is having social support important?

It reduces stress and gives you people to turn to in hard times.

400

Why is it important to have more than one coping skill?

Different situations require different skills; having options helps you adapt.

400

What is “self-check-in” and how can it support wellness?

Taking time to notice your emotions, stress level, and needs each day.

400

Self-care means being selfish.

Myth.

400

What is peer support? (peer-support specialist)

Getting encouragement or advice from someone with lived experience.

400

What can you do if you have a conflict with someone?

Stay calm, talk respectfully, and work to understand each other.

500

How can creative activities like art or music help with mental health?

They help express feelings, reduce stress, and promote relaxation.

500

Name two benefits of regular exercise.

Improves mood, lowers stress, boosts energy, supports physical health.

500

It’s okay to ask for help when you need it.

Fact

500

Why is it important to be honest with your care team?

So they can give you the best support and treatment for your needs.

500

What is one way to meet new people with similar interests?

Join a group, take a class, attend community events, or volunteer.

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