Relaxation Techniques
Self Care Tips
Mental Health Benefits of Exercise
100

When you practice deep breathing, you should inhale slowly through this body part.

Through your nose 

100

This simple definition of self-care means taking time to do things that make you feel this way (p. 1).

Answer: What is "good"

100

 Research shows that people who do this regularly tend to be more resistant to many mental illnesses.

What is exercise? (p. 1)

200

This is the recommended amount of time to practice an imagery exercise.


What is 5 to 10 minutes

200

Instead of vague goals, you should set these types of goals, such as "I will walk for 30 minutes every evening" (p. 1).


What are specific (or clear) goals?

200

Exercise can help boost this, which is how you feel about your own worth and abilities.


What is self-esteem? (p. 1)

300

Imagery works because our brains can create emotional responses based entirely on these.


What are thoughts

300

This term refers to setting "me time" on your calendar or saying "no" to invitations to ensure you can relax (p. 1).


What are boundaries?

300

To be beneficial, a person should aim to walk for at least this many minutes, 3 times a week.


What is 30 minutes? (p. 1)

400

This is the recommended amount of time to practice an imagery exercise.


What is 5 to 10 minutes?

400

While scrolling on your phone or eating chips is okay in moderation, the worksheet advises you to limit this specific type of self-care (p. 1).


What is unhealthy self-care?

400

 Finding one of these can help hold you accountable to your exercise plan.


 What is an exercise partner (or friend)? (pp. 1-2)

500

True or False: During PMR, tensing a muscle should feel painful.

False (It may feel uncomfortable, but should not be painful). (p.2)

500

To make self-care effective, it shouldn't be a one-time event; it needs to become one of these (p. 1).


What is a habit?

500

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Name three of the five mental illnesses listed that exercise can help with. 


What are depression, anxiety, substance abuse, bulimia, and Alzheimer’s Disease?