Communication
Coping Skills
Feelings
Cognitive
Distortions
You know I like feelings
100

A style of communication in which individuals express their feelings and opinions and advocate for their needs in a way that violates the rights of others

What is aggressive communication?

100

                         DAILY DOUBLE

Things that we can do in-the-moment to manage our feelings  

What are coping skills?

100

Concern, uneasy, troubled

What is worried?

100

Thinking someone is going to react in a particular way, or you believe someone is thinking things that they aren't. OR When you predict events will unfold in a particular way, often to avoid trying something new or difficult

What is mind reading or fortune telling?

100

liberated, independent, unburdened

what is free?

200

The same as a shoulder shrug and unacceptable when talking with Ms. Jessica.

What is "I don't know?"

200

An internal dialogue that makes a person feel good about themselves

What is positive self talk?

200

swamped, inundated, burdened

What is overwhelmed?

200

A cognitive distortion that involves ignoring or invalidating good things that have happened to you

What is disqualifying the positive?

200

blissful, joyful, content

What is happy?

300

nuqneH

What is Klingon?

300

Also called belly breathing, diaphragmatic breathing, and abdominal breathing, it helps ease stress. It can also lower your blood pressure and relax tense muscles.

What is deep breathing?

300

disoriented, bewildered, puzzled

What is confused?

300

Situations where it's everything or nothing, good or bad, success or failure

What is black or white thinking?

300

            DAILY DOUBLE

defenseless, unprotected, helpless

what is Vulnerable?

400

                    DAILY DOUBLE

Expressing your point of view in a way that is clear and direct, while still respecting others.

What is assertive communication?
400

Type of coping skills that  involves confronting problems directly, making reasonably realistic appraisals of problems, recognizing and changing unhealthy emotional reactions, and trying to prevent adverse effects on the body

What is an adaptive coping skill?

400

empty, numb, withdrawn

What is depressed?

400

                    DAILY DOUBLE

The words "always" or "never" frequently appear in the sentence. Because you have experience with one event playing out a certain way, you assume that all future events will have the same outcome.

What is generalization?

400

uncertain, doubtful, indecisive

What is unsure?

500

 When you avoid directly saying what you think or want to others.

What is passive communication?

500

a type of coping skill that is unhealthy and ineffective because it typically increases stress and anxiety. Examples: self harm, substance use, avoidance, playing video games all day

What is maladaptive coping skills?

500

tense, strained, underpressure

What is stressed?

500

When a person usually sees an unfavorable outcome to an event and then decides that if this outcome does happen, the results will be a disaster

What is catastrophizing?

500

isolated, alienated, friendless

What is lonely?