Mindfulness & Self-Compassion
Emotion Regulation
Distress Tolerance
Interpersonal Effectiveness
Random DBT
100

Mindfulness is...

What is: paying attention to the present moment, nonjudgmentally?

100

The prompt for anger and the action urge anger produces

Violation-->anger-->urge to attack

100
When your emotion is at a 10/10 (red zone), you can use these skills

What are TIPPS skills?

100

Name 5 unhealthy relationship behaviours

What are: gaslighting, being overcontrolling, sabotaging, intensity, manipulation, possessiveness, belittling, guilting, volatility, deflecting responsibility, betrayal?

100

The condition that DBT was originally designed to help.

What is: borderline personality disorder?

200

The founder of the Self-Compassion movement

Who is Kristen Neff?

200

Describe a primary emotion and give an example

What is an emotion that matches the prompt in a situation, for example:


Loss-->Sadness-->Urge to isolate, withdraw, cry

200

When your emotion is at 9/10 (red zone), you are in this state of mind.

What is, Emotion Mind?

200

Name 3 different types/categories of Boundaries

What are: Objects/Possessions, Time/Energy, Emotional, Mental, Physical, Technology?

200

The reflex activated by dipping your face in cold water

What is: the Dive Reflex?

300

Name 1 of the 3 components of self-compassion

What is:

1) Self-kindness vs. Self-judgment.

2) Common humanity vs. Isolation.

3) Mindfulness vs. Over-identification

300

Describe a secondary emotion and give an example

What is an emotion that arises when we judge or don't allow ourself to feel the primary emotion?

Example:

Primary emotion: Feeling flawed-->shame-->urge to withdraw/hide ourselves

Secondary emotion: Feeling flawed-->shame (primary emotion)--> judging shame so feeling anger instead-->urge to attack

300

The mnemonic for skills to use when in the orange/yellow zone of the emotion dial

What is:

ACCEPTS or

D'STRACT

300

Name 3 Barriers to setting healthy boundaries

What are:

1. Fear of rejection

2. Fear of confrontation

3. Guilt

4. Not taught healthy boundaries (no skills)

5. Safety Concerns

300

The creator of DBT

Marsha Linehan

400
3 ways of being mindful (categories)

What are 1) observe 2) describe OR 3) participate

400

If your emotions "fits the facts" and acting on the urge would be helpful in a situation, what can you do?

What is: emotion surf (allow the emotion) AND/OR problem solve?

400

What TIPPS stands for

What is Temperature, Intense Exercise, Paced Breathing, Progressive Muscle Relaxation, Shock your system?

400

Describe what each letter in DEAR stands for

D = Describe the situation, "just the facts."

E = Express

A = Assert 

R = Reinforce

400

The amount of times you can do this program through Foundry

What is: 2?
500

The Mnemonic PLEASE stands for: 

Reduce Physical iLlness 

Eat a Balanced Diet 

Avoid mood-altering drugs/people

Sleep hygiene 

Exercise 

500

This is when to use opposite action

What is: when your emotion does not fit the facts or would not be helpful in a certain situation?

500

3 activities that would be part of the D'STRACT mnemonic

What are: 

D = Do Activities

S = Sensations

T = Turn Away Thoughts

R = Reframe Thoughts

A = Access/Aid Community

C = Compassion/Gratitude

T = Trade emotions

500

Name 3 types of validation

1. Paying attention 

2. Reflect back 

3. Reading Cues or Minds 

4. Understand based on their history 

5. Acknowledge the valid 

6. Show equality 

500

Describe Radical Acceptance





Radical acceptance means practicing a conscious effort to acknowledge and honour difficult situations and emotions. Fully accepting things as they are, instead of ignoring, avoiding, or wishing the situation were different.