Zones of Regulation
Coping Skills
Size of the Problem
Impulse Control
100

What are the 4 zones?

Blue, Green, Yellow, and Red
100

What is an example of a coping skill?

Breathing, take a walk, talk to someone, use a fidget, count to 10, lemon squeezes

100

What does it mean to talk about the size of the problem?

Thinking about the situation and realizing how big a problem actually is

100

What is impulsivity?

When you do or say something without stopping to think

200

What zone would I be in if I am ready to learn?

Green

200

What is an example of a time you may need to use a coping skill?

Frustrated, worried, mad (getting in an argument, don't know how to do your work, running late)

200

What is an example of a size 1 problem?

Drop a pencil, spill some water, forgot to put name on paper

200

What is an example of when acting impulsivity can be a good thing?

Catching a ball, ducking out of the way, avoiding danger

300

What zone am I in if I am out of control?

Red

300

What do we call the positive self talk in our brain?

Inner coach

300

What is an example of a medium problem?

Argument with a friend, missed the bus

300

What can we do to fix a situation if we acted impulsively?

Apologize to someone, offer to fix something, make a plan for what to do next time

400

Are there times when it makes sense to be in each of the zones?

Yes

400

What types of things can our inner coach say to us?

You can do it, everyone makes mistakes, you did your best, you have lots of other things you're good at

400

How many people does a size 5 (very big) problem include?

Lots of people; big groups

400

What can we do to avoid making an impulsive choice?

Stop, breathe, make a plan

500

What happens if the zone we are in doesn't match the situation?

Other people may be confused; we need to use a coping skill

500

What type of thinking can we use when we need to change the way we think about a situation or problem?

Flexible thinking

500

How long does a small problem take to solve?

A few minutes

500

What picture can we think of in our heads to help us manage impulsivity?

Remote Control

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