Psycho education
The Therapies
Management
Coping Skills
Random
100

What does our daily "check in" consist of?

A feeling word, something we're grateful for, and our intention for the day.

100
Name 3 Therapies we discuss in our groups.

ACT, IFS, DBT, CBT

100

What 2 types of management did we talk about this week?

Stress Management and Anger Management

100

Which of the following is NOT considered a healthy coping skill?

A. Deep breathing exercises
B. Journaling thoughts and feelings
C. Ignoring problems until they go away
D. Physical exercise


C. Ignoring problems until they go away

100

How many people deal per year with mental health issues?

A) 10%

B) 20%

C) 5%

D) 15%

B) 20% - 1 in 5 people.

200

What is Locus of Control?

Comprised of Internal and External, the extent of control we have in our lives.

200
Name the 3 major "parts" of IFS.


Self, ______, _______, _______.

Managers, Firefighters, and Exiles.
200

Anger can be described as a _____ emotion.

Secondary!

200

What is mindfulness?


a state of present-moment awareness that involves paying attention to thoughts, feelings, and bodily sensations without judgment or interpretation

200

Who created the "Hierarchy of Needs" ?

Abraham Maslow

300

Name the 3 Boundary STYLES

Name 1 Boundary TYPE

Healthy, Porous, Rigid

Financial, Intellectual, Emotional, Physical, Material, Time
300

What does CBT, ACT, DBT, and IFS stand for?

CBT - Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

ACT - Acceptance and Commitment Therapy

DBT - Dialectical Behavioral Therapy

IFS - Internal Family Systems

300

What does the Anger Iceberg explain?

We can have underlying emotions masked by anger.

300

300 points for acting out a coping skill

Did you do it?

300

What does the acronym SMART stand for in reference to SMART goals?

S - Specific

M - Measurable

A - Achievable

R - Relevant

T - Time-bound
400

What does SUDS stand for? (thermometer)

Subjective Units of Distress Scale

400

Name 5 cognitive distortions we discussed this week.

mind reading, fortune telling, minimization, magnification, magical thinking, disqualifying the positive, all or nothing thinking,  over generalization, personalization emotional reasoning, "should" statements, jumping to conclusions, and catastrophizing

400

What were the two ways to manage stress as explained in our Stress Planning group?

A. Identify avoidable vs unavoidable stressors

B. Self Care to prep for unavoidable stressors

400

What were 3 coping skills we discussed in Coping Skills Bingo?

Take a walk, Listen to music, Mindfulness, 5-4-3-2-1 senses, Use an I statement, Watch YouTube/ funny videos, Play a game, Focus on being quiet & still, Read a book, Splash water on your face, Hold an ice pack, Draw, Hyperfocus on an object, Pet an animal Use a stress ball, Exercise, Talk to a friend Breathing, Write in a journal, Positive self-talk Write a list, Do something nice, Get enough sleep, Visualize a safe place,

400

Which cognitive distortion the following sentence an example of?

"If I don’t get this job, it means I’m a complete failure and will never be successful."

All or nothing thinking!

500

What does it mean to be psychologically flexible?

ability to adapt to changing circumstances

500

Name 5 C's of the 8 C's of Self (from IFS group)

calmness, curiosity, compassion, confidence, courage, creativity, clarity, and connectedness

500

What was one of the categories of Stress Management we discussed this week?

Social Support, Basic Needs, Emotional Management, Life Balance

500

What is the difference between coping skills and self care?

Coping Skills - Use to alleviate difficult emotions as they arise

Self Care - Use all of the time - preventative.

500

Which therapy approach is most commonly used to help individuals identify and challenge cognitive distortions?

A. Psychoanalysis
B. Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
C. Art Therapy
D. Exposure Therapy

CBT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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