Mental Health
Self-Care
Mental Health (II)
What the Stigma?
Celebrities/Pop Culture
100

When is mental health awareness month?

May

100

This word describes statements which can be repeated to foster confidence and self-love.

Affirmations.

100

True or false: High school is too young to experience mental illness.

FALSE. Many high schoolers experience mental illness, and younger. 

100

What is a stigma?

A stigma is a societal shame surrounding a certain subject. They can be harmful and dissuade people from speaking out. 

100

Beethoven, one of the greatest composers of all time, experienced this mental disorder which is characterized by quick mood swings between high highs and low lows. 

What is Bipolar Disorder?

200

Isolation, self-harm, substance abuse, etc. are all examples of this.

Negative coping skills.

200

Kindness towards yourself is called..

Self-Compassion

200

This word describes noises, words, events, etc. which can cause anxiety, PTSD, and other mental illnesses to become overwhelming.

Triggers.
200

This term refers to the over-exaggeration and misportrayal of mental health in media, which can lead to worsening stigma and real world harm.

Media sensationalism. 

200

The 16th president of the United States, known for his tall hats, struggled with depression and anxiety attacks. 

Who is Abraham Lincoln?

300

A sudden overpowering feeling of fear, sometimes for no reason, is known as this.

Panic Attack

300

In the SRC, you can find these two counsellors (and teacher leads of Peer Support) Ms. Carson, and Ms...

Ms. Buttigieg!

300

This word describes important emotional and physical limits we exercise in relationships to protect our mental health.

Boundaries.

300

This type of stigma refers to the discrimination people with mental illness may experience from professionals, such as teachers or health care workers.

Structural stigma.

300

This legendary painter of the Sistine Chapel has been thought of to have anxiety and autism by modern historians.

Michelangelo

400

This mental illness is characterized by persistent thoughts which can cause repeated, irrational behaviours. 

Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD).
400

This treatment originated in India and is now used worldwide as a strategy to calm the mind and alleviate stress.

Meditation

400

This phrase describes the ability to understand, manage, and perceive the emotions of yourself and others.

Emotional Intelligence

400

What is the term for the beneficial impact media can have on positive mental-health awareness, when influencers and others online speak up and advocate?

Media empowerment.

400

This poet and author of "The Bell Jar" experienced intense depression and bipolar disorder which she explored in her writings, which have since become classics.

Sylvia Plath.
500

What is the grounding technique?

-5 things you can see

-4 things you can touch

-3 things you can hear

-2 things you can smell

-1 thing you can taste 

500

How much water should teenagers be drinking in a day?

Approx. 64 ounces (about 8 cups).

500

What is the number for the suicide-crisis helpline?

988

500

What percent of people with mental illness choose not to seek support due to societal stigma?


40%, 50%, 60%?

60%

500

One of the founding fathers of the horror genre, this short-story writer suffered from intense grief and depression which affected his work.

(Hint: Think Ravens.)

Edgar Allen Poe 
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