Communication Styles
My Values
Coping Skills
Mental Health
Staff
100

This communication style avoidance direct confrontation and as a means to express negative feelings. Often distorts ones needs and wants. Creates more conflict and miscommunication. 

Passive Aggressive 

100

Feeling or showing concern for others. Helping others without the expectation for something in return.

Compassionate

100
The process of inhaling and exhaling in order to regulate the parasympathetic nervous system

Breathing Exercises

100

A mental health condition that affects mood, behavior, and thinking. Having this does not define who you are, your success in life, or the connections you make.

A diagnosis. 

100

This staff wears quirky and colorful collared shirts. 

Everest

200

Individuals express their feelings and opinions and advocate for their needs in a way that violates the rights of others. Often described as yelling, threatening, demanding and attacking the other person.

Aggressive

200

The ability to share without deception or restraint. Attributes include integrity and straightforwardness. 

Honesty
200

The process of writing out your thoughts and feelings onto paper

Journaling

200

The process of seeking freedom and healing from your affliction. Can be applied to mental health, addiction, and/or behavioral issues. 

Recovery

200

This staff despises fruit but does enjoy watching his red and gold team play. 

David.
300

Individuals express their own needs, desires, ideas and feelings, while also considering the needs of others. Aim for both sides to win in a situation, balancing one’s rights with the rights of others.

Assertive

300

Persevering toward a difficult goal despite obstacles. Helps to motivate behavior. 

Determination

300

Taking a break from the situation to discuss with another person. Displaying vulnerability for what you are struggling with. 

Check in 

300

Emphasis and focus on one's appearance. May include the inability to contextualize how they look. 

Body Dysmorphia

300

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Brooke

400

Fail to express their feelings or needs, allowing others to express themselves. Display a lack of eye contact, poor body posture and an inability to say “no.”

Passive

400

Guides people and inspires them. Motivates all toward a common goal. Brings positivity and hope to those around them. 

Leadership

400

A form of exercise that helps the release of anger by forcing the body to breathe rhythmically.

Running

400

Expressing good things from your day, or things that you are thankful for, is a coping strategy known as ________

Gratitude

400

This staff loves their cat so much that they made adhesive decorations of their cat.

Sara

500

The listener withdraws from the interaction, shutting down and closing themselves off from the speaker because they are feeling overwhelmed or physiologically flooded.

Stonewalling

500

Staying true to your word. Builds trustworthiness by being consistently there for someone or something.

Reliability

500

A place of imagination that connects with the five senses to feel safe and provides a sense of peace. 

Visualization

500

Feeling of distress or discomfort that occurs when one's gender identity does not feel at peace in one's body. May increase due to societal expectations and pressures of gender norms.

Gender Dysphoria

500

This health icon spends her free time pursuing the vitamin section of Erewhon.

Mira