Goals
Mood
Negative Symptoms
Psychotic Symptoms
Substance Use
100

The analogy we used for short-term building to long-term goals (think of what was done on the board)

stairs

100

4 different persistent mood-related symptoms

depression, anxiety, anger, sleep difficulties

100

doing activities together even if it's not the same thing, making a phone call, scheduling contact, and staying out of your cell are ways to cope with ______.

social withdrawal 

100

What is a delusion?

Beliefs that are firmly held despite contradictory evidence

100

Substances can make mental health symptoms ____.

worse.

-note: SMI is more sensitive to substances

200

what does SMART in SMART goals stand for?

specific, measurable, attainable, rewarding/reasonable, time-bound

200

Counting to 10, expressing emotions assertively and appropriately, having an emotional outlet, and relaxation techniques are all examples of _____ strategies

anger management

200

Lack of interest and pleasure a common symptom of this mental illness.

Depression

200

How might you know that someone is experiencing a hallucination?

Increased paranoia/guardedness, social isolation, talking about the delusion, anxiety, anger/irritability

200

What is a co-occurring disorder?

mental illness and substance use disorder.

300

T/F - Not achieving your goal means you did something wrong.

False
300

what is sleep hygiene? what are some techniques/tips?

strategies to improve sleep quantity and quality.

-caffeine, exercise, bed for sleeping only, relaxing activities before sleep, limit screen time, consistent sleep schedule

300
T/F - losing interest does not mean to stop engaging in those activities

true

300

What is a hallucination? What are the 2 most common types of hallucinations?

Sensory experiences that seem real but are not. Auditory and visual

300

Potential risks of substance use for individuals with mental illness

Worsen symptoms, negative interactions with psychotropic medications, possible overdose.

400

How are SMART goals beneficial?

make goals more likely to be accomplished

400

list 4 ways to cope with depression.

accountability for activities, create daily goals, think of positives/strengths/accomplishments, talk to support, do something you enjoy (no matter how small), positive affirmations, relaxation techniques.

400
T/F - sometimes it can be difficult for others to know what you're feeling, or your expression doesn't match what you're saying

true - lack of expression (flat)

monotone

400

Two ways to cope with hallucinations.

distraction, reality testing, positive self-talk, ignore hallucinations, relaxation techniques

400
(t/f) The only persistent symptom of substance use disorders is continued use.

false. cravings and withdrawals also

500
Why are vague goals not as helpful to have?
No specific action steps or accountability with timeline, feels more overwhelming
500

What are 4 ways to cope with anxiety?

grounding, relaxation techniques, mindfulness, talk to support system, positive affirmations

500

If you struggle with lack of emotional expression, how might you prevent misunderstandings?

clear and consistent communication, make i-statements

500
Two ways to cope with delusions.
Talk to a trusted individual about your delusions, distraction (physical activity/focusing activity)
500

list 3 ways to cope with persistent substance use symptoms.

Distraction, identify reason for wanting to use and identify other way to meet need, talk with social support, mindfulness, identify reasons to not use

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