Symptoms
Coping Skills
Treatment
Myth or Fact?
100

Nothing interests me anymore. I can barely get out of bed.  I have no energy. Life is hopeless.

What is depression?

100

Seeking a friend with whom you can talk about your problems or concerns.

What is social support?

100

I want to talk with people who understand what I have been through.

What is group support?

100

Medication is the only treatment method that works for mental health problems.  
Myth or Fact?

MYTH!
List 3 ways you can improve your mental health.

200

I am worried all the time. I think bad things will happen every day.  I don't want to go outside. 

What is anxiety?

200

Eating fruits and vegetables to feel better. 

What is healthy eating?

200

Talking with a person who is trained to listen and help me. 

What is talk therapy? or What is a counselor/therapist?

200

You are helping your friend if they come talk to you, you listen, but you don’t have any advice to give them.

Fact.  By being open and letting a person vent about what's going on, you are helping to alleviate their stress and get things off of their chest. 

300

My heart is racing.   I feel dizzy.  My chest hurts.   I am trembling.  My hands are numb.  I am sweating.  My stomach hurts.  I think I am going to be sick.  The walls are closing in--I am doomed!

What is a panic attack?

300

We dance or go on walks as a family. Some of us like to swim or play soccer.  Others like to skateboard or play basketball.  It is important to do something.

What is physical activity?

300

I am depressed.  Talking about stuff is not enough.  I need something that will make me feel less hopeless or sad. 

What is medication?

300

Males attempt suicide more often than females do.

Myth. Females attempt suicide approximately 4 times as often. However, males have a higher rate of death. This is because men tend to use more lethal methods.

400

I have the same nightmare all the time.  I relive this terrible event. I try not to think about it, but every time I hear a loud sound, I get scared. I try to stay busy so I don't think about it.  I can't sleep, I don't want to eat.  I am tense all the time. 

What is post-traumatic stress disorder?

400

When I have a lot to do, I write down the steps I want to take and give myself enough time to complete each step.

What is breaking tasks down to manageable chunks?

OR

What are measurable goals?


400
This doctor is specially trained to prescribe medication to help you manage your mental health. 

What is a psychiatrist? 

400

Admitting that something is wrong is giving up on yourself.

Myth. Admitting you are having problems is often very hard to do, and asking for help is a sign of strength and willingness to work through what you are experiencing.

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