Mindfulness
Distress Tolerance
Distress Tolerance 2
Bonus
100

What are the three states of mind?

Reasonable, emotion, and wise mind
100

What is the goal of using distress tolerance skills?

To help avoid further escalation, not make the situation worse. 

100

What does TIPP stand for?

Temperature, Intense exercise, Paced Breathing, and Paired Muscle Relaxation

100

True or false: Wise mind does not involve emotions What does it mean to 'be reactive'

Wise mind is the meeting of emotional mind and reasonable/rational mind. It uses both emotions and the facts of the situation.

200

What IS mindfulness?

Being fully present and focused, having full awareness

200
True or false: Distress tolerance skills are used to help solve our problems

False

200

Name 1 of the  five ways to respond to a problem in your life:

1. Figure out how to solve the problem

2. Change how you feel about the problem

3. Accept it

4. Stay miserable

5. Make things worse

200

name an example of a mindful activity

mindful walking, listening to music, guided meditation, focus on one thing at a a time, mindful eating, etc.

300

Name a time and place you can be mindful

Anytime and anywhere :) 

300

What is self-soothe?

Using the 6 senses to help ground and soothe ourselves (vision, hearing, smell, taste, touch, movement)


300

Why bother accepting reality?

-Rejecting reality does not change reality.

-Changing reality requires first accepting reality.

-Rejecting reality turns pain into suffering.

-Refusing to accept reality can keep you stuck in unhappiness, anger, shame,sadness, bitterness, or other painful emotions.

300

What does thinking dialectically mean?

Two things can be true at the same time. There is always more than one way to think about a situation

400
How can you think "One Mindfully?"

Focus on one thing at a time- be in the here and now.

400

What is radical acceptance?

Acknowledge what it is, letting go of fighting reality, accepting the reality of the situation.


Acceptance does not mean approval. 

400

Am I being willful or willing in this situation? If I am not being willing, how could I be?

EXAMPLE: I woke up this morning after my alarm. I could not get over the fact my alarm didn't go off. I set three or four. Did it go off and I didn't hear it? Did I snooze it in my sleep? I was so confused and kept looking at my phone and getting frustrated at myself. 

Willful, I was trying to change a situation that could not be changes.

400

What does DBT stand for

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy


500

Name one reason it is good to use mindfulness 

1. Give you more choices and more control over your behavior.

2. Reduce emotional suffering and increase well-being.

3. Help you make important decisions.

4. Help focus your attention.

5. Increase compassion for self and others.

6. Lessen your pain, tension and stress. (variations are okay!)


500

When is it helpful to use the pros/cons skill?

When faced with a decision, around target behaviors, faced with somethign that needs resolved, etc. 

500

What do the letters in Wise Mind ACCEPTS stand for?

Activities

Contributing

Comparisons

Emotions

Pushing Away

Thoughts

Sensations

500

What state of mind:

When your emotions are in control-when they influence and control your thinking and your behavior.

Emotion Mind