Mental Health
Mental Illness
Brain Chemistry
Brain Anatomy
True or False
100

A great club to join if you want to find fun ways to learn about and improve mental health

What is SMHA?

100

The most common mental disorder category that teenagers struggle with

What is anxiety?

100

The neurotransmitter that causes happiness

What is serotonin?

100

This acts as the protective barrier for your brain

What is the skull?

100

Mental health is just as important as physical health

True. 

Mental perceptions often affect physical health too

200

A habit that can improve your mood, concentration, hearth health, productivity, and reduce stress

What is getting at least 8 hours of sleep every night?

200

The unabbreviated form of C-PTSD

What is complex post-traumatic stress disorder?

200

The primary stress hormone in the body. While it has necessary functions, it can quickly become problematic in excess

What is cortisol?

200

The part of the brain that connects to the spine and aids in automatic body functions

What is the brain stem?

200

Most teenagers do not struggle with mental health and have an easy time coping with stress

False.

People struggle at all ages, it’s nothing to be ashamed of

300

The international symbol of mental health awareness

What is the Green Ribbon?

300

A mental illness that nearly 1 out of every 8 adolescents experience

What is depression?

300

A lack of adrenaline is often associated with this commonly diagnosed neurological disorder

What is ADHD?

300

The average weight of an adult human’s brain

What is 3 pounds?

300

People suffering from severe mental illness usually end up becoming violent and hurting others 

False. 

Mental illnesses do not usually cause violent tendencies, this is sensationalized in media

400

The largest grassroots mental health organization in the US since 1979, based in Virginia

What is NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness)?

400

The unabbreviated form of OCD. A type of anxiety disorder marked by unwanted thoughts resulting in repetitive behaviors to cope. Often wrongly stereotyped as simply being very clean or neat. 

What is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder?

400

Often known as the love hormone, this brain chemical helps combat excess stress

What is Oxytocin?

400

The largest part of the brain that controls movement, temperature, language, and processing

What is the cerebrum?

400

A strong support system is one of the most important parts of maintaining good mental health

True. 

Everyone needs a support system of some kind, whether in friends, families, pets, or groups. You can’t handle everything alone

500

A psychologist who founded the idea of humanistic psychology (psychology focusing on the individual and positivity)

Who was Carl Rogers?

500

A mental disorder characterized by extremely mood fluctuations and instability in relationships. The unabbreviated form of BPD.

What is Borderline Personality Disorder? (Often mixed up with bipolar disorder, which is long term mood changes)

500

he full name of the brain chemical GABA, which helps reduce anxiety and aid with sleep + muscle control

What is Gamma-aminobutyric acid?

500

This part of the brain in the temporal lobe controls emotions

What is the Amygdala?

500

It is necessary to have mastered self care (appropriate exercise, sleep, diet, etc) before you can improve yourself mentally

False. 

Everything is one step at a time. Improving yourself is working towards mastery, as slowly as you need to, not starting off perfect

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