Self-Care
Coping Skills for Anxiety
Boundaries
Emotional Awareness
Healthy Relationships
100

What is self-care?

What is the practice of taking care of your physical, mental, and emotional health?

100

What is deep breathing?

Breathing in slowly through the nose and then out through the mouth using the diaphragm (the thin muscle that separates the chest from the abdomen) and abdominal muscles.

100

Define a personal boundary

A personal boundary is a guideline, rule, or limit that helps someone identify what is reasonable, safe, and acceptable for others to do around them.

100

What is an emotion?

a strong feeling that arises in response to a situation or event, usually accompanied by physiological changes in the body and sometimes manifested through observable behaviors

100

What is active listening?

Listening to understand.

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200

Name a daily self-care activity

Meditating, journaling, drinking tea, etc.

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200

Name 2 grounding techniques

Ex. Holding ice and body scanning

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200

Give an example of a boundary with a friend

Ex. Canceling plans at the last minute

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200

Name 3 basic emotions (i.e. happy)

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200

Name 2 signs of a healthy relationship

Ex. Equality and support

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300

Name 3 self-care practices that promote physical health

Yoga, walking, etc.

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300

How does exercise help with anxiety?

Regular exercise may help ease depression and anxiety by: Releasing feel-good endorphins. Endorphins are natural brain chemicals that can improve your sense of well-being.

300

How could you set a boundary at work?

Ex. Not letting co-workers give you their job to do

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300

How can journaling help with emotions?

Ex. Providing an opportunity for positive self-talk and identifying negative thoughts and behaviors.

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300

What is one way to resolve a conflict respectfully?

Practice active listening, where you fully hear and acknowledge the other person's perspective before sharing your own, avoiding blame and focusing on understanding their feelings and concerns; this creates a space for open communication and can lead to a more collaborative solution

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400

What is a good self-care strategy when feeling overwhelmed?

Ex. Box Breathing

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400

Name a distraction activity for anxiety (Not 54321 technique)

Ex. Sour candy

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400

What are signs of someone crossing your boundary?

Signs someone has crossed your personal boundary include: feeling uncomfortable or disrespected, being pressured to do something you don't want to, having your privacy invaded, being touched without consent, feeling controlled or manipulated, being criticized excessively, not being listened to when you say "no," and experiencing guilt-tripping when you assert your needs

400

Define emotional regulation.

The ability to control and respond to emotions in a way that's effective. It can involve influencing which emotions you have, when you have them, and how you express them.

400

How do trust and communication build a strong relationship?

Trust and communication build a strong relationship by creating an open and honest environment where individuals feel comfortable expressing themselves freely, leading to a deeper connection and understanding between people, as honesty and transparency are key components of building trust, while active listening and clear communication further solidify that bond.

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500

Explain why self-care is not selfish

According to Google AI: "Self-care is about actively taking care of your own physical and mental health, which allows you to be better equipped to care for others; essentially, "refilling your cup" so you can effectively give to others without depleting yourself, making it a necessary practice for overall well-being and not a self-centered act of prioritizing only your own needs at the expense of others"

500

Explain the 54321 grounding technique

The 54321 (or 5-4-3-2-1) method is a grounding exercise designed to manage acute stress and reduce anxiety. It involves identifying 5 things you can see, 4 things you can touch, 3 things you can hear, 2 things you can smell, and 1 thing you can taste.

500

Why is saying "no" important for your mental health?

Ex. It helps you set boundaries, reduce stress, and increase your sense of empowerment

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500

Name 3 emotions deeper than basic ones (i.e. Frustrated)

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500

Explain the importance of mutual respect in relationships.

It ensures0 that both partners feel valued and appreciated, allowing them to be themselves and navigate challenges together while maintaining a positive dynamic within the partnership.

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