Feelings
Communication
Consequences
Coping Skills
Mindfulness
100
Appreciating the good things in life.

Gratitude

100

Using a calm voice and help prevent a what.

Argument

100

A speeding ticket is an example of a consequence of this behavior.

Breaking the law.

100

Can help treat symptoms when taken as prescribed.

Medication

100

Just because you think something doesn't mean it's always what.

True/facts

200

Stopping yourself before acting on an impulse.

Self-control.

200

Talking about your feelings instead of acting out can help you ______them.

Manage

200

Decisions you make every day that impact your life.

Choices

200

You need plenty of this to function at your best.

Sleep/rest.

200

Looking forward to positive change.

Hopefulness

300

Pressure your mind or body feels. Often called the silent killer.

Stress

300

Before responding, it can help to stop and do this.

Think

300
Children often react, but adults should what.

Respond

300

Moving your body to stay healthy.

Exercise.

300

Thinking of safe solutions to deal with a difficult situation.

Problem Solving

400

Believing you can do something successfully.

Confidence

400

Speaking up for your needs in a respectful way is called this.

Assertiveness

400

A person who considers consequences before acting is using this skill.

Good judgment

400

Keeping your body clean and taking care of yourself.

Good hygiene

400

A mindfulness exercise often starts with noticing your what.

Breathing

500

Knowing what emotion you are feeling is called emotional what.

Awareness

500

When two people disagree, talking it out calmly can help solve this.

Conflict

500

Your power to control your own actions without outside force.

Free Will

500

Leaving a situation before you say something harmful is using what coping skill.

Taking a break

500

The practice of focusing your mind and attention on one thing.

Meditation