This is when you are focused on the present moment, being aware of your feelings, thoughts and senses, without judgment.
What is mindfulness?
This skill involves changing your temperature or using intense exercise to tolerate distressing feelings.
What is the TIPP skill?
This skill is about looking at the facts of a situation and seeing if your emotional response matches them.
What is Check the Facts?
This step in the GIVE skill shows that you understand another person's thoughts and feelings
What is Validate?
This image represents this skill:

What is Mindfulness?
This is the optimal state of mind to be in.
What is wise mind?
This group of skills is about learning to tolerate distress by accepting reality for what it is, even if you don’t like it.
What are reality acceptance skills?
These letters represent an emotion regulation skill set that suggests one should Accumulate Positive experiences, building mastery and Cope Ahead.
What is ABC?
This skill helps us say no to something we don’t want to do while maintaining positive relationships and/or ask for what we want.
What is DEAR MAN?
What skill does this video represent?
What is Radical Acceptance?
These three WHAT skills are needed to get into Wise Mind
What is Observe, Describe, Participate?
This skill is intended to help distract us to get us through difficult emotional situations effectively.
What is ACCEPTS?
This memory helper is focused on taking care of your body and well-being to decrease emotional vulnerability.
What is PLEASE?
This helps us build relationships and get our needs met.
What is Interpersonal Effectiveness?
This movie was used to help illustrate this skill:
What is Emotion Regulation?
These are the three states of mind.
What are emotion, rational and wise minds.
Telling yourself “I can’t change what has already happened” is an example of using this type of statement.
What is radical acceptance?
The ability to exert control over one’s emotional state.
What is Emotion Regulation?
The letters in MAN stand for this:
What is Mindful, Appear confident and Negotiate?
What skill does this image represent:

What is Check the Facts?
These three HOW skills are used to get into Wise Mind
What is Non Judgmentally, one-mindfully, and effectively?
Sam is going through a break up and is trying to manage his intense emotions without acting impulsively so he is volunteering with the animal shelter and doing crossword puzzles with his spare time. He is using these letters from ACCEPTS?
What do C-contributing and T- thinking stand for?
These things give us information, are not facts, and last usually about 90 seconds.
What are emotions?
The skill in this video models a way to act when interacting with another person to make them feel like you’re listening.

What is GIVE?
This is when two opposing thoughts exist at the same time
What is dialectical thinking?