Mindfulness
Skillz
Neuroplasticity
Life skills
More Skillz
100

What was the mindfulness technique called?

What is R.A.I.N

100

What does STOP stand for?

  • Stop
  • Take a step back
  • Observe
  • Proceed mindfully
100

What is Neuroplasticity?

Brain structures and pathways can change and adapt to input. 

100

What is the TIPP skill? AND one time you have used it.

Temperature, Intense exercise, Paced breathing, Paired muscle relaxation

200

What are the three states of mind DBT?

Reasonable mind, Emotional Mind, Wise Mind.

200

What does HALT and PLEASE stand for?

Hungry Angry Lonely Tired

treat Physical Illness, balance Eating, avoid mood changing Subatnces, balance Sleep, get Exercise. 

200

True or False: Does age matter?

True- while older individuals can still have neuroplasticity, it comes easier to younger individuals. 

200

What is the ACCEPT skill? 

Activity Contributing Comparison Emotions Pushing away Thoughts, Sensations

300

What do we practice with our language?

(Hint: We should talk to ourselves and others how?)

Nonjudgmentally 

300
Like a wave, what goes up, must come down. 

What is Urge Surfing 

300

According to most experts today, what is the age range that the brain fully matures in?

25-30 years old 

300

What do we call the ideals most important to you?

Values

400

What are the three states of mind for SUD DBT? 

What is Clean Mind, Addict Mind and Clear Mind.

400

The GIVE skill stands for? AND a situation you can use it in?

Gentle

Interested

Validate

Easy manner 

Example: Keep the relationship 

400

What was the phrase for if you don't use the pathways created. (Hint: a play on "move it or lose it") 

"Use it or Lose it" neural pathways weaken when they are not used. 

400

Finish this thought. Once my values were clear to be I could make _____ for myself. (Hint: you cannot achieve this and still hold your values) 

Goal

500

Who created DBT, and what did personally struggle with?

Marsha Linehan and she herself was diagnosed with BPD. 

500
The FAST skill means? AND what situation you can use it in.

Fair

no Apologies

Stick to values

Truthful 

Example: Anything keeping self-respect/boundary 

500

Constant -------------------- helps solidify lasting neural pathways. 

Repetition (I will take variances of this: practice, doing something over and over, keeping at it, trying many times) 

500

When we say building a life worth living goal- what does that mean?

Things that make life worth living for that individual. Will accept anything along those lines.