Mindfulness
Distress Tolerance
Emotion Regulation
Interpersonal Effectiveness
Miscellaneous
100

Name a breathing exercise.

Box breathing.  Five fingers.  

100

What are the 4 parts of STOP? 

Stop what you are doing or thinking. 

Take a breath. 

Observe without judging. 

Proceed with your Plan 

100

What are Pros and Cons?

Weighing the benefits and drawbacks of both tolerating the distress and acting on impulsive urges.

100

What are the 5 parts of THINK?  (Think Before You Speak)

Before you speak, think to yourself, is what you are about to say, TRUE, HELPFUL, INSIGHTFUL, NECESSARY, KIND? 

100

According to what we have learned in group, what is the opposite of love? 

Indifference. 

200

Name a mindfulness exercise that we have practiced in group.

Build A Room. Eye of the Storm. Two Suitcases.  Leaves on a Stream.  Monkey Mind. 

200

What is Opposite Action?

When you notice that what you feel does not fit the circumstances, you can do the opposite of what you feel.  Having your body do the opposite helps your brain relax and adjust to the new information.

200

Why do we "Name our emotions"? 

Because when we give something a name, we have more power over it.  Once an emotion is named, we know which emotion to work on.  

200

What is the "Broken Record Technique"?  

When you feel that someone is not listening to you and wants to argue, you pick a short sentence and when they change their argument, your only response is to say the sentence that you chose and nothing else.  

200

What is DBT an acronym for?  

Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

300

What is Willing Hands? 

Willing Hands is a Distress Tolerance skill where you unclench your hands and turn your palms upward to physically signal to your brain to relax.

300

What are the four skills in T.I.P.P.?

Temperature

Intense exercise

Paced breathing

Paired muscle relaxation

  • TIPP Skills: Use physiology to reset the nervous system.
    • Temperature: Splash cold water on your face or hold an ice pack to trigger the "dive reflex" and slow your heart rate.
    • Intense exercise: Run, do jumping jacks, or lift weights to burn off high emotional energy.
    • Paced breathing: Slow down your breathing, exhaling longer than you inhale.
    • Paired muscle relaxation: Tense and then release muscle groups to reduce physical tension.
300

What are the 3 parts of the Circle of Concern?

Circle of Control

Circle of Influence

Circle of Concern

300

What are the three things that happen when two people talk?  

Get what you want or need.   

Make or keep a relationship.  

Protect your self-image.

300

According to Aristotle, what are the three types of friendship? 

  • Friendship of Utility (Utility): Friends are valued for what they provide, like a helpful colleague or someone who can offer a service. These friendships are fleeting and end when the benefit disappears.
  • Friendship of Pleasure (Pleasure): Individuals enjoy each other's company for the fun or pleasant feelings it brings, such as workout buddies or companions for social events. These also dissolve once the shared pleasure fades.
  • Friendship of Virtue (Virtue/The Good): The most complete and enduring type, where friends love each other for who they are, recognizing and supporting each other's inherent goodness and character. These take time to build but are the strongest and most lasting. 
400

According to DBT, what are the 3 states of mind?

What are emotional mind, intellectual mind (aka logic mind) and wise mind.

400

In the ABC skill, what does Build Mastery mean?

To do something that are interested in and you like and and get better and better at it.  It will help your self-confidence.

400

What is Radical Acceptance?

Accepting the reality of the situation that is happening.

This doesn't mean that you like it, it means that you can see the reality of what is happening and you are not denying that it is real.   

400

What are the 3 skills that go along with the 3 things that happen when two people talk?   

Getting what you want: DEAR MAN or RAVEN

Making or keeping a friendship:  GIVE

Maintaining your self-image: FAST

DEAR MAN: Describe, Express, Assert, Reinforce, Explain, Mindful, Appear Confident, Negotiate. 

GIVE: Gentle, Interested, Validate, Easy manner

FAST: Fair, Apologies (don't), Stick to your values, Truthful. 

400

What is the name of the person who put DBT together? 

Marsha Linehan

500

What does being Non-Judgmental mean in DBT?

Viewing reality as it is, refraining from labeling experiences or individuals as good or bad.

500

What skills make up the PLEASE skill?

Physical ailments (treat them)

Learn and practice DBT skills

Eating and exercise

Avoid destructive behaviors

Sleep and rest

Examine and Endure 

500

Feelings are not ____s. 

Facts.  

Feelings are not facts. 

500

What are the 2 reasons that you would use "The Dime Game"?  

To determine when to ask for a favor.

To determine when to say no to a request. 

500

What are the 4 parts of SALT? 

Situations cannot create feelings, only your thoughts about the situation can do that. 

Act the way you want to be, no matter how you are feeling at the moment. 

Let go of expectations and you won't be disappointed. 

Turn your focus to your End Goal.