Mental Health Disorders
DBT
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CBT
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100

an emotion characterized by feelings of tension, worried thoughts, and physical changes like increased blood pressure

anxiety

100

What are the 3 "states of mind" that you learn about here? 

wise mind, emotional mind, rational mind

100

What is the STAR acronym used for? 

Anger management

100

What does CBT stand for? 

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

100

This therapist could walk to work

Erin

200

a mood disorder that causes a persistent feeling of sadness and loss of interest

Depression

200

What DBT module focuses on being present in the moment and bringing your awareness back to reality? 

Mindfulness

200

What does DEAR MAN stand for? 

Describe the situation

Explain the Emotion

Ask for what you want

Reiterate the benefit

Mindfulness

Assertiveness

Negotiate

200

True or False: emotions and thoughts are connected

True

200

Which two therapists are from the Midwest?

Ashley and Heather

300

a mental health condition that's triggered by a terrifying event — either experiencing it or witnessing it

PTSD 

300

What DBT module focuses on expressing your needs and setting boundaries while maintaining a positive and respectful relationship? 

Interpersonal Effectiveness

300

What is the difference between motivation and discipline? 

Motivation is a feeling, discipline is a choice

300

What are the 3 main components of CBT?

Thoughts, emotions, behaviors

300

What is Katelyn's dog's name? 

Nova 

400

a mental health condition in which people have an unreasonably high sense of their own importance

narcissism 

400

What DBT model involves someone's ability to manage their internal emotional state in response to stress?

Distress Tolerance

400

Accepting emotions, thoughts, and circumstances that are out of your control is called what? 

Radical Acceptance

400

True or False: how we interpret events determines how we feel about them

True

400

What therapist has worked here longest? 

Robin

500

A behavioral and emotional disorder that presents as repetitive, disruptive and violent behavior that usually occur during childhood or adolescence

Conduct Disorder

500

What are the 4 modules of DBT? 

Interpersonal effectiveness

Distress tolerance

Mindfulness

Emotional Regulation

500

What is step 8 in the twelve steps? 

Making amends

500

Name one common cognitive distortion. 

What is "catastrophizing," "all-or-nothing thinking," or "mind-reading"?

500

You can find this therapist shredding the slopes all winter long

Pamela