Mindfulness
Distress Tolerance
Emotional Regulation
Interpersonal Effectiveness
Wise Mind
100

Paying attention to the present moment without judgement is called...

Mindfulness

100

The skill used to stop, take a step back, observe, and proceed mindfully.

S.T.O.P Skill

100

Naming a feeling accurately is the first step in regulating it. True or False?

True 

100

The skill used for asking for what you need effectively

D.E.A.R M.A.N

100

The part of the mind driven mainly by feelings is called...

Emotion Mind

200

Name the five senses that can help you stay grounded in the present moment 

Seeing, Hearing, Smelling, Tasting, or Touching

200

TIPP stands for Temperature, Intense Exercise, Paced Breathing, and ...

Progressive Muscle Relaxation

200

Taking action opposite to an emotion when the emotion is not effective is called...

Opposite Action

200

Listening carefully while someone else is speaking is an example of this communication skill.

Active Listening

300

The three "What" skills are Observe, Describe, and ...

Participate

300

Accepting reality as it is rather than fighting it.

Radical Acceptance

300

Physical Illness, Balanced Eating, Avoiding Mood-Altering Substances, Sleep, and Exercise make up this skill.

P.L.E.A.S.E

300

Clearly and respectfully expressing your thoughts, feelings, or needs is called...

Assertive Communication

400

This skill involves noticing thoughts and feelings without trying to change them.

Observing

400

Using activities, contributing, comparisons are all examples of this skill

A.C.C.E.P.T.S

400

Building positive experiences helps reduce vulnerability to intense emotions is called...

Accumulating positives

400

When two people disagree, finding a solution that works for both people within a relationship is called... 

Compromise

500

Focusing on one task at a time demonstrates this DBT skill

One-Mindfully

500

This distress tolerance skill focuses on improving the movement through imagery, meaning, and relaxation.

I.M.P.R.O.V.E

500

Before acting on an emotion, this skill asks us to look at the situation and determine whether our thoughts match what actually happened. 

Checking the Facts

500

These help people protect their personal time, energy, physical, and emotional wellbeing in relationships.

Boundaries