Mental Health
Feelings
Managing difficult emotions
Cognitive Distortions
anime
100

When someone feels low in energy, sadness, loss of interest, low self-esteem, sleeps too much/too little, and has higher/lower appetite.

Depression

100

In 30 seconds, can you name 3 synonyms for "happy"

content, cheerful, joyful, jolly, excited, sunny, delighted, gleeful, thrilled, elated, blissful, overjoyed, exuberant, and many more.

100

This coping mechanism involves writing. Someone can write out what has happened in their day, including thoughts and feelings, or they may choose to follow predetermined prompts. This may be shared or kept for themselves. 

Journaling

100

When someone believes they know what another person is thinking

A) "Should" statements

B) Jumping to conclusions/Mind Reading

C) Catastrophizing

B) Jumping to conclusions/Mind Reading

100

The protagonist of the show that encourages us to "Catch 'em all"

Ash Ketchum

200

when someone feels nervous, uneasy, restless, irritable, tense, and worries excessively to the point of losing sleep and has higher/lower appetite and even panic attacks.

Anxiety

200

In 30 seconds, can you name 3 synonyms for "anger"

irritated, aggravated, displeased, provoked, resentful, enraged, seething, fussy, riled, boiling, hostile, livid, furious, wrathful, irked, testy, bad-tempered, frenzied and many more

200
Coping mechanism that includes swimming, running, playing a sport, doing yoga, or just getting your body moving to get an increase heart-rate and release feel-good endorphins that act as a stress reliver

Exercise

200

When someone imposes expectations on themselves that lead to feelings of failure if they are not met

A) Using "Should" statements

B) Jumping to conclusions/Mind Reading

C) Catastrophizing

A) "Should" statements

200

In this show, a warrior from another planet faces adversity and surpasses limits which sometimes lead to a change in hair color

Dragon Ball

300

When someone restricts, binges, and/or purges consumption of food as a coping mechanism

Eating Disorders i.e. anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, etc. 
300

In 30 seconds, can you name 3 synonyms for "fear"

fright, alarmed, agitated, dread, consternation, distressed, anxious, worried, angst, uneasy, nervous, panicked, manic, unsettled, terrified, and many more

300

This coping mechanism involves a person drawing, painting, sculpting, making music, or filming movies in an effort to express yourself

Practicing/Creating Art

300

When someone believes they are to blame for something without any logical reason

A) Using "Should" statements

B) Personalization

C) All-or-nothing thinking

B) Personalization

300

A pair of brothers embark on a journey to fix the mistake they made when they chose to push the limits of "equivalent exchange"

Full Metal Alchemist

400

When someone uses, and continues to use a substance that leads to symptoms despite the problems it causes

Substance use disorder/Addiction

400

In 30 seconds, can you name 3 synonyms for the word "sad"

unhappy, sorrowful, dejected, regretful, depressed, miserable, down, despairing, desolate, gloomy, blue, mournful, woeful, forlorn, heartbroken, and many more

400

Someone that feels overwhelmed and unable to handle the challenges they are facing on their own should:

Ask family/friend/someone for help
400

When someone believes their mistakes are excessively important and their achievements are not is an example of: 

A) Magnification and Minimization

B) Personalization

C) All-or-nothing thinking

A) Magnification and Minimization

400

Name of the three main protagonists that hide behind the walls from humanoid Titans.

Eren, Mikasa, and Armin

500

When someone experiences delusions, hallucinations, and/or disorganized speech that causes distress and limited functioning at home, school, or work.

Psychosis

500

In 30 seconds, can you name 3 synonyms for the word "disgust"

repulsed, grossed out, distaste, loathing, disrelish, detest, nausea, revolt, abhorrence, aversion, repugnance, and many more

500

Name 5 things you do to help you cope

Play videogames, watch a movie/show, talk to friends/family, read a book, listen to music, take a nap, go for a walk, exercise, words of affirmation, Have some tea, hug my pet, take a bath, meditate, breathing exercises, journal, create art, work on a garden, pray, laugh, be kind to yourself, and many more

500

When someone uses words like "always", "never", or "every" is an example of: 

A) Magnification and Minimization

B) Personalization

C) All-or-nothing thinking

C) All-or-nothing thinking

500

Luffy and his priate crew travel the seas on board of this ship


Double points: Name both ships

The Thousand Sunny and the Going Merry