Riddles
Mental Health
Coping skills
Random
100

What gets wet the more it dries?

A towel

100

True or false: It is important to reach out for help if I feel like hurting myself or someone else?

True! Always tell a friend/family member, therapist or nurse if you need support. Call crisis hotline if needed

100

What is a coping skill?

Tools and techniques used to handle difficult emotions

100

What is the capital of England?

London

200

The more you take, the more you leave behind.

Footsteps

200

True or false: I can just snap out of my depression whenever I want!

False! It is an illness and you need time to heal!

200

Name 5 coping skills you use

Meditation, taking a walk, playing a game, talking to a friend, leaving the room.

200

What are the 3 levels of care at Columbus springs?

Inpatient, partial hospitalization (PHP) and Intensive outpatient (IOP)

300

What is brown, has a head and a tail but no legs?

A penny

300

What are 3 physical symptoms of anxiety?

Chest tightness, rapid heart rate, sweaty palms, headache, nausea

300

Name two different categories of self care

Physical, spiritual, professional, creative, social, emotional

300

T/F: My self-worth is determined by my job title

False!

400

What can be broken without touching it?

A promise

400

What are some symptoms of depression?

Examples: feeling isolated, no motivation, lack of interest in usual hobbies/activites.

400

Give an example of an unhealthy coping skill

Substance use, yelling, hitting

400

What does BRAVING stand for?

Anatomy of trust: Boundaries, Reliability, Accountability, Vault, Integrity, Non-Judgement, Generosity.

500

What room do ghosts avoid?

The living room

500

What is a trigger?

An external event/reminder of a past trauma/hurt that triggers uncomfortable sensations

500

How often should you practice self care?

Everyday if possible!

500

T/F: It is important to continue seeing a therapist after I am done in group.

True! Individual therapy can help processing underlying trauma and deconstruct triggers