Dialectics
Brain Science
Mindfulness
Acceptance and Change skills
Odds and Ends
100

Finding the middle ground

What is a dialectical resolution

100

This area of the brain is responsible for rational thinking

What is the prefrontal cortex 

100

The definition of mindfulness 

What is intentionally directing your awareness to be in the present moment without judgment and without attachment

100

The two types of DBT changing reality skills

What are emotional regulation and interpersonal effectiveness 

100

Communicating that what someone is experiencing is important, makes sense and is understandable

What is validation 

200

The over estimation of desirable qualities and under estimation of limitation

What is idealization 

200

The Amygdala

What is the part of the brain that plays a dominant role role in the processing of emotions 

200

Formal guided meditation 

What is... can be an example of mindfulness

200

The two types of DBT acceptance of reality skills

What are distress tolerance and mindfulness skills

200

To help transfer skills from the group to the context of daily life

What is the purpose of homework 

300

Refusing to participate in life, digging your heel in, feeling stuck

What is willfulness 

300

This activity strengthens healthy neuropathways in the brain

What is Mindfulness

300

Relaxation is...

What is... not a goal of mindfulness practice

300
To help me not make a bad situation worse 

What is the primary goal of distress tolerance skills

300

Doing what is effective or needed whether we want to do it or not

What is willingness 

400

Change vs Acceptance

What are the two main categories of DBT skills

400

A hand, spinal cord, prefrontal cortex, amygdala, cerebral cortex and brainstem

What is the hand model of the brain/brain puppet 

400

The creator of DBT believes this concept and practice is one of the most important skills in DBT

What is Mindfulness 

400

These skills should most often be used when my emotional intensity is low (ex. 5/10 or lower)

What are emotional regulation and interpersonal effectiveness skills 

400

Believing anger is always bad is an example of

What is devaluation