You!
Coping Skills
True/False
Mind/Body and Random
Thoughts
100

Talk about something you accomplished recently

100

Visualization --imagining a nice, relaxing scene can help us feel less anxious. Describe a nice, relaxing scene

100

Is it normal for people to have anxiety

True

100

Where in our body can we feel anxiety or worry?

stomach

chest

hands

head

100

Is the thought: "I can be upset and still be okay" a positive thought or a negative thought?

positive

200

What feeling bothers you the most? (Sadness, worry, anger, stress, etc.)

200

Positive self talk --Give an example of something you could say to yourself to help you feel better

200

You can make mistakes and still be a good person

True

200

Is it helpful in anyway to worry?

200

Give an example of how to talk back to the thought: "the test is going to be hard! I'll never get a good grade!"

300

Name 3 things that you like about yourself

300

Coping Skill Practice -- Tell us something you can do with your physical body that can help you to calm down

300

Anyone can be perfect if they just try hard enough

False

300

Mindfulness can help us with anxiety. What is mindfulness?

Mindfulness means paying full attention to something. Using all of our senses (sight, touch, hearing, smell, and taste) to NOTICE what is going on around us.  It means slowing down to really notice what you're doing. Being mindful is the opposite of rushing or multitasking. When you're mindful, you're taking your time. You're focusing in a relaxed, easy way.

300

Give an example of how to talk back to the thought: "If I make a mistake then everyone will laugh at me."

400

Talk about an unhealthy coping skill that you have used

400

What do you need from others to help you cope with anxiety?

400

Sometimes people do not know WHY they are feeling anxious or worried.

True

400

How is the brain impacted by anxiety?

When you feel anxious, your body goes on alert, prompting your brain to prepare itself for flight or fight mode. In an attempt to help you fight off whatever has made you anxious, your brain and body release different types of hormones and other chemicals. This tells your body that something scary is about to happen.

400

Give an example of how to talk back to the thought: "I can't do this, I never do anything right!"

500

What three things make you the most anxious

500

Grounding techniques can help us with anxiety! Let's practice!

1. name 5 things you can SEE

2. name 4 things you can FEEL

3. name 3 things you can HEAR

500

People with anxiety often have trouble sleeping

True

500

How do you know if someone is anxious or worried?

500

Give and example of how to talk back to the thought: "Nobody likes me."