Identity & Relationships
Healing Journey
Mental Health & Relationships
Self-Worth
Healthy Connections
100

What does identity describe?

Who you are, including your values, beliefs, personality, interests, and experiences.

100

What does healing mean?

Understanding your experiences, growing, and learning healthier ways to move forward.

100

How can mental health impact relationships?

It can affect communication, emotions, reactions, and connection with others.

100

What does self-worth mean?

Recognizing that you have value simply because you are a person.

100

Name one quality of a healthy relationship.

  • Respect
  • Trust
  • Honesty
  • Communication
  • Support
200

True or False: A healthy relationship requires you to completely change who you are.

False. Healthy relationships allow you to be yourself.

200

True or False: Healing means pretending the past never happened.


False. Healing means processing experiences and learning from them.

200

Name one way anxiety can affect relationships.


  • Overthinking
  • Assuming the worst
  • Needing reassurance
  • Avoiding conversations 
200

True or False: Your worth depends on other people’s opinions of you.

False. Your worth does not change based on what others think.

200

What is a boundary?

A limit or expectation that communicates what you need and how you want to be treated.

300

What does it mean to “lose yourself” in a relationship?

Changing who you are, ignoring your needs, or depending on someone else for your identity.

300

How can past experiences affect current relationships?

They can affect trust, communication, emotions, and how we respond to situations.

300

What DBT skill helps us slow down and look at facts before reacting?

Check the Facts.

300

What is the difference between validation and self-worth?

Validation comes from outside approval. Self-worth comes from recognizing your own value.

300

Why can boundaries improve relationships?

Because they create respect, understanding, and healthy expectations.

400

Name one sign that someone may be losing themselves in a relationship.

  • Always needing approval
  • Hiding feelings
  • Ignoring personal needs
  • Changing personality to fit other
400

What is the difference between a boundary and a wall?

A boundary protects a relationship by communicating needs. A wall completely blocks connection.

400

What is the difference between reacting and responding?


Reacting is acting quickly based on emotions. Responding involves pausing and making a thoughtful choice.

400

How can low self-worth affect relationships?

  • Accepting unhealthy treatment
  • Seeking constant approval
  • Ignoring personal needs
400

Complete this sentence:

“A healthy relationship should add to my life, not ________.”

Take away from it.

500

Why is knowing yourself important before building healthy relationships?

Because understanding your values, needs, and boundaries helps you create healthier connections.

500

Why is asking for support part of healing?

Because support helps people process emotions, learn coping skills, and build healthier relationships.

500

Why is communication important when struggling with mental health?

Because others cannot always know what we need unless we express our feelings and ask for support.

500

Name three ways someone can build self-worth.

  • Practice self-compassion
  • Set boundaries
  • Recognize strengths
  • Keep promises to yourself
  • Celebrate progress
500

What is one thing you can do this week to build a healthier relationship with yourself?

  • Practice self-care
  • Communicate feelings
  • Set a boundary
  • Use coping skills
  • Practice self-compassion