Name That Feeling
Coping Skills 101
Stress and Burnout
Thoughts vs. Facts
Self-care isn't Selfish
100

Feeling nervous before a test

Anxiety/Anxiousness 

100

A simple breathing technique to calm your body

Deep breathing, box breathing, other breathing techniques

100

One common sign of stress

Headaches, irritability, fatigue, trouble sleeping

100

A negative thought many people have under stress

"I'm not good enough" "I can't handle this"

100

One form of physical self-care

Sleep, nutrition, movement etc

200

Feeling emotionally drained after a long week

Emotional exhaustion/ Fatigue

200

A healthy way to release frustration

Exercise, journaling, talking to a trusted person, etc

200

One physical sign of burnout

Chronic exhaustion, frequent illness, irritability

200

A healthier replacement thought

"I'm doing my best", "I'm doing the best I can", "I can take this one step at a time"

200

One form of emotional self-care

Journaling, meditation, therapy etc.

300

Feeling tense when deadlines pile up

Stress/Tension

300

A coping skill you can use at work

Time blocking, stepping away from and prioritizing tasks, brief walks

300

One emotional sign of burnout

Detachment, lack of motivation, emotional numbness

300

A thought that increases anxiety

Negative self-talk, catastrophic thinking etc

300

A self-care habit that costs nothing

Walking, breathing exercises, affirmations, resting
400

Feeling let down or sad when expectations aren’t met

Disappointment 

400

A coping skill that helps prevent burnout

Setting boundaries, taking PTO, vacations

400

One boundary that protects mental health

Saying no, limiting after-work hours, protecting breaks

400

A thought that builds resilience

Mental affirmations, self-compassion, growth mindset thoughts

400

A self-care strategy during busy weeks

Unplugging, realistic scheduling, planning breaks

500

Feeling positive after a difficult period

Hopeful/Optimistic

500

A coping skill for moments of emotional overload

Grounding and mindfulness exercises, seeking support, Tapping 

500

One way to recover after a stressful period

Rest, reflection, reconnecting with supports, gradual re-engagement 

500

A fact you can remind yourself of during hard times

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500

A self-care boundary you can set

Limiting commitments

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