Brain Basics
Memory Strategies
Feelings & Coping
Daily Life & Safety
Thinking Skills
100

This part of your brain helps with memory and learning.

What is the hippocampus?

100

What is the acronym used to help remember 4 different memory strategies?

What is WRAP?

100

Taking deep breaths when you feel stressed is called this.

What is relaxation or deep breathing?

100

These are examples of things that can be a fall risk.

clothing and other objects on the floor and in walking paths, spills, dimly lit/poor lighting, etc.

100

Focusing on one task at a time without getting distracted is called this.

What is attention?

200

This part of the brain controls balance and coordination.

What is the cerebellum?

200

What does the "W" in WRAP stand for that has to do with using a notebook, calendars, and to-do lists?

What is WRITE IT?

200

This word describes feeling very nervous or worried.

What is anxiety?

200

Using a calendar or planner can help you keep track of these.

What are appointments or events?

200

When you stop yourself from acting without thinking first, you are practicing this skill.

What is impulse control?

300

Damage to the frontal lobe can affect this skill, which helps us plan and make decisions?

What is executive functioning?

300

What does the "R" in WRAP stand for that has to do with rehearsing new information and practicing for a couple of days?

What is REPEAT IT?

300

Talking to a counselor, friend, or family member when you feel sad is an example of this coping skill.

What is seeking support?

300

You look both ways before crossing this.

What is street or road?

300

Solving a puzzle or riddle uses this type of thinking skill.

What is problem-solving?

400

This happens when your brain bounces or twists inside the skull.

What is a Traumatic brain injury (TBI).

400

What does the "A" in WRAP stand for that has to do with relating new to old, partnering previous habits with new, and using acronyms?

What is ASSOCIATE IT?

400

After a brain injury, it’s normal to feel this emotion when things take longer than they used to.

What is frustration?

400

After a TBI, you may need to rest more often during the day because of this common symptom.

What is fatigue?

400

Being able to switch from one idea or task to another is called this.

 What is cognitive flexibility?

500

This part of your body sends messages between your brain and the rest of your body.

What is the spinal cord?

500

What does the "P" in WRAP stand for that has to do with visualizing the details and picturing where it is typically found?

What is PICTURE IT?

500

This term means paying attention to the present moment without judgment, often used to reduce stress.

What is mindfulness?

500

If you are feeling confused in a new place, one safe step is to look for this person for help.

What is staff or a trusted helper?

500

Organizing, planning, and remembering steps in the right order are all part of this group of mental skills.

What are executive functions?

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