Mindfulness
Emotion Regulation
Emotional Dysregulation
STOPP
DBT Wild Card!
100

Name the three states of mind

What are emotional, logical and wise mind

100

Treating physical illness, balance eating, avoid mood altering drugs and alcohol, balance sleep and get exercise make up what skill?

What is the PLEASE skill.

100

The acronym STOP stands for:

What is: Stop, Take a step back, Observe, Proceed mindfully

100

Just pause for a moment

What is S- STOP!

100

Wise mind is also know as: walking the _________

What is Middle Path

200

When you are in this mind, you are ruled by facts, reason, logic, pragmatics. Values and feelings are not important.

What is rational/logical mind.

200

True or False- Emotions are always right.

What is FALSE

200
The initial reaction to an event or to triggers in your environment.

Hint- these are often completely natural reactions to things around us- like being sad when a loved one dies or angry when someone is rude to us.

What is PRIAMRY EMOTIONS.

200

Noticing your breathing as you breathe in and out.

What is: Take a Breath

200

Snapping an elastic band on your writer rather than engaging in self-harm is part of the ___________ skills:

What is Distress Tolerance

300

Just the facts

What is describe

300

An emotion regulation skill that helps reduce the intensity of extreme emotions i.e. a situation where you overreacted.

What is checking the facts.

Questions to ask when checking the facts:

1) What event triggered my emotion

2)What interpretations or assumptions am I making about the event?

3) Does my emotion and its intensity match the facts of the situation? Or does it just match my assumptions of the situation?

300

The self soothe skills

What is touch, taste, smell, sound and vision

300

The O is STOPP stands for

What is OBSERVE

300

True or False: 


Distress Tolerance skills is about getting through the situation by making it worse.

What is FALSE

400

The three "how" skills

What are non-judgmental, one mindful and effectiveness.

400

The 3 functions of emotions

What is communicate to others and motivate our own behavior, influence or control other people's behavior and validate our own perception of event.

400
Healthy activities that help you regulate your emotions (provide two examples)

What is Exercising, writing in a journal, meditation, therapy, taking care of yourself when physically ill, getting adequate sleep, paying attention to negative thoughts that occur before or after strong emotions, noticing when you need a break- and taking it.

400
Provide one example of a question you would ask when observing

What is: 

What thoughts are going through my mind right now

Where is your focus of attention

What are you reacting to

What sensations do you notice in your body

400

This does not mean you agree

What is validation

500

The three "what" skills

What are observe, describe and participate.

500

Doing the opposite of what you feel

What is opposite action.

example: Emotion--> Angry-->Action- Fight, yell, and argue- Opposite Action--> Talk quietly and behave politely

Emotion--> Sad--> Action--> Withdraw from friends Opposite Action--> Visit and communicate with friends.

500

Unhealthy activities that may seem like they help, but actually hurt:

What is Abusing alcohol or other substances, self-injury, avoiding or withdrawing from difficult situations, physical or verbal aggression,

500

The P in STOPP stands for:

What is Pull- Back Put in Some Perspective

Ask yourself, what`s the bigger picture 

It also stands for Proceed Mindfully

What is the best thing to do right now- best for me, for others, for the situation 

Do what will be effective and appropriate

500

Thinking in terms of good/bad or right/wrong

What is dialectics