Coping Skills
Distress Tolerance/Emotional Regulation
Substance use
Brain/Chemistry
Bonus Points: Random Luis Facts
100

Define coping skills

Thoughts and behaviors mobilized to manage internal and external stressful situations

100

What is Distress Tolerance?

Being able to sit with uncomfortable emotions without reacting to them.

100

Replacing one addiction with another

Cross addiction/Transferrence

100

The feel good neurotransmitter

Dopamine
100

Favorite Board Game

Clue

200

Examples of unhealthy coping skills

Name at least 3

200

What is emotional regulation?

Being able to identify emotions, scale them, and work through them in a healthy manner.

200

Having a substance use disorder and a mental health disorder

Co-occuring disorders.

200

Difference between dopamine and serotonin

Serotonin is associated with happiness, focus and calmness. Dopamine is associated with rewards and motivation

200

How many different shows/books are represented in the pictures on my walls.

7

300

Examples of healthy coping skills

Name at least 3

300

3 parts to experiencing an emotion

Thoughts, Behaviors, and Physical Sensations

300

Define HALT

Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired

300

What neurotransmitter is affected the most by substance use?

Dopamine

300

Favorite clothing brand

American Eagle or Calvin Klein

400

What is a distraction coping skill?

Takes your mind off the problem

400

What part of the brain is responsible for experiencing emotions?

Amygdala

400

The period of early sobriety, usually for the first three to six months, is typically very happy.

Pink Cloud

400

The parts of the brain (name at least 3)

Frontal Lobe, Temporal Lobe, Parietal Lobe, Occipital Lobe, the Cerebellum, and the Brain Stem.

400

How many tattoos are on my left forearm?

4

500
What is a solution focused coping skill?

Helps you find an answer to the problem you are facing

500

What part of the brain is responsible for processing emotions?

The prefrontal cortex?

500

People, places, or things that could cause memories to surface about use or the good times during active use are also known as..?

Triggers

500

Executive Functions (name at least 3)

self-awareness, inhibition, nonverbal working memory (short-term memory related to sensory and spatial information), verbal working memory (short-term memory related to speech and language), emotional regulation, motivational regulation, and planning and problem-solving. 

500

I have a double bachelor's. What are the two majors?

Environmental Studies and Psychology