Boundaries
Cognitive Restructuring
Unhealthy Coping
Cognitive Distortions
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What are the 3 types of boundaries? (HINT: Iman's horrible drawing of a brick wall) 

Rigid 

Porous 

Healthy 

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Re-frame this negative thought into a positive thought: 

"This is too hard; I can't do this." 


"This is a challenge I can overcome." 



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The temporary relief offered by substances that make worsen mental health issues.

Substance abuse


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What is the cognitive distortion where our brains predict the worst possible outcome that is going to occur in the future? (HINT: Can also be called something else. Double points if you can name both.) 

Fortune telling OR catastrophizing


"I think I failed my math test. I will probably flunk the rest of the year and never graduate." 

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Who is the most streamed artist on spotify as of January 2024? 

Taylor Swift


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What is the definition of boundaries. 

Boundaries are the physical, emotional, and mental limits we create to protect ourselves. 

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What does CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy) focus on? 

Thoughts- What you think

Emotions- What you feel 

Behaviors- What you do

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When does distraction become harmful?

When it becomes avoidance or denial. 


Avoidance and denial involve ignoring or suppressing distressing emotions or situations.

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What is the cognitive distortion where our brains take guesses at what other people are thinking? 

Mind-reading. 


"My first day of group was awkward. I bet everyone else thinks I am weird and don't want to talk to me." 

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What year was YouTube created? 

2005

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This type of boundary involves taking responsibility for your own actions while not taking on the responsibility of others. 

HEALTHY boundaries

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_______ _________ can feel like a trap, influencing emotions, behaviors, and even how situations are perceived. 

Negative thinking. 

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This behavior can offer a fleeting sense of control but often results in increased emotional turmoil.

Self-harm 

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Also called "black and white thinking." 

All-or-nothing thinking. 

"If I don't do well in this program, I will be a total failure and my mental health with never improve."


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Which Disney Channel actress recently had a 20-year anniversary special for a show she wore a blonde wig in? 

Miley Cyrus

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What are some things we can do to identify what our current boundaries are? 

Be honest

Speak to someone you trust 

Note how we feel in certain situations 

Think about your values (what is important to you)

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Why is practicing self-care important for managing negative thinking? 


Practicing self-care can create the mental space needed to process emotions, develop self-compassion, and gradually reduce the impact of negative thoughts.

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True or False: Isolation is always unhealthy.

FALSE: Isolation is unhealthy when done in an excessive amount

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"I missed my friend's text when he was upset. If I would have answered, he would have felt better. It is my fault he had a bad day." 

What kind of cognitive distortion is this? 

All-my-fault. 

Our brains are in this mode when they are sure something is all out fault, even if that's not really true. 

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What is McDonald's bestselling menu item? 

French fries.

 

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Why is setting boundaries important for mental health?

Self-esteem: You value yourself and your needs which can boost your self-esteem. 

Emotional regulation: You can better manage your emotional responses to things outside of your control. 

Relationship quality: Healthier relationships because communication is clear and there is a mutual understanding. 

Personal growth: Make room for personal development- you can focus on your own goals and needs. 

Stress reduction: You feel more in control of your life and interactions with others


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What is the first step to create healthier perspectives that support your well-being?

Identify the negative thoughts. 

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This maladaptive coping skill often begins as a protective strategy and is linked to heightened depression and reduced self-esteem.

Negative self-talk


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"I can't believe I accidentally slept through my alarm to go to school. I should always get to school on time and have perfect attendance. I can't ever make a mistake." 

What cognitive distortion is this? 

I should/I must. 

Our brains are ignoring the positive mode when a mix of good, bad, and neutral things happen, but only the bad things seem to matter. 

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Who are we? Can you name all of us? 


The Jonas Brothers! Kevin, Joe, and Nick Jonas (From Left to Right)