Discharge Preparation
Coping Skills
Resources
100

This is the point in which you are ready to leave SLS Program completely.

What is discharge?

100

These are a set of tools we can pick from that help us when we are dysregulated in some way - upset, mad, anxious, worried, angry.

What are coping skills?

100

If I am unsure if I am having a panic attack or a heart attack, I should do this.

What is call 911 or go to the Emergency Department?

200

People in your life who support you but are not paid.

What are natural support?

200
This is the most easily accessible way we can change our nervous system in the moment.

What is breathing, controlled-breathing, breathwork?

200

This 3 digit phone number is like 911 but for mental health crises.  

What 988?  (Call/Text)

300

This is when you are sent from one professional support to another, due to the new professional being better able to meet your needs.

What is a referral?

300

The most common coping skill people tend to use.

What is distraction?
300

This is a local resource that offers socialization, learning opportunities, exercise equipment and classes, swimming, and more.

What is the Community Center (or Senior Center)?

400

We start discharge planning at this time.

What is the beginning of treatment?

400

A word that describes something that helps us move from a less ideal state to a more ideal state (e.g. anxious to calm-minded)

What is a state-shifter?

400

This program's focus is on making sure seniors and people with disabilities have access to nutritious meals, but they often help with social connection and safety checks as well.

What is Meals on Wheels?

500

This is what it is called when we cut back on the number of days or hours you are in therapy.

What is titration?

500

This is a practice of noticing what is going on outside of our mind - may have a focus on the senses.

What is grounding?

500

This term means regulating our nervous systems with the support of another person.

What is co-regulation?