Distress Tolerance Skills: What are they?
Distress Tolerance Skills
Distress Tolerance Skills
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True or False: Pain occurs the same intensity and frequency for all people

False

100

Changing your attitude to a new way of looking at your life is _____

Radical Acceptance

100

True or False: Distraction and avoidance of problems are the same

False! Distraction does not mean avoidance 

200

True or False: Many coping strategies serve to make problems worse

True

200

One way to stop engaging in self-destructive behaviors is by:

Distracting Self From Self-Destructive Behaviors 

200

Name an example of distracting your thoughts:

Up to you!

300

Pain can be ____ or _____

physical or emotional

300

Name three ways to distract ourselves:

•Distract from Self-Destructive behavior

•Distract with Enjoyable Activities

•Distract by Paying Attention to someone else

•Distract with your Thoughts

•Distract by Leaving

•Distract with Chores

•Distract with counting

300

True or False: In a state of relaxation your hear beats more slowly and your blood pressure is increased

False, your blood pressure is decreased 

400

Why are distraction skills important?

Temporarily stop you from thinking of pain and give you time to find appropriate response

400

Name three ways to sooth yourself:

•Sense of smell

•Sense of vision

•Sense of hearing

•Sense of taste

•Sense of touch

400

Name two self-destructive behaviors

cutting, burning, scratching, mutilating, Overthink past and future, isolate, drugs, alcohol, take out on others, avoid people and fun, over/under eat