Stress
Sleep
Mental Health Conditions
Suicide Prevention
Misc.
100
Another term for good and motivating stress

Eustress

100

True or False: Sleeping too little can increase your risk of depression.

True

100

Why might someone become depressed?

Any reason- May be unknown

100

The suicide/mental health crisis hotline number

988

100

True or False: Children cannot get depressed.

False

200

Another term for the stress response

Fight or Flight
200

4 Effects of not sleeping enough

Hard time concentrating, short term memory issues, hormone imbalances, hallucinations, moody, coordination problems, weight gain, physical appearance declines, paranoia, higher risk of illness (mental and physical).

200

This condition is often correlated with a traumatic experience, often having flashbacks to this event. 

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

200

3 Warning signs of suicide

mental illnesses, substance abuse or increased use, prolonged stress, isolating from friends/family, feelings of hopelessness and worthlessness, sleeping changes/difficulties, aggressive mood, withdrawing from activities/hobbies you once enjoyed, feelings of shame or feeling like they are a burden to others, talking about suicide/dying, giving away possessions, looking for lethal means, saying goodbye to friends/family,

200

This disorder is characterized as a change in mood based on the seasons and light. 

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)

300

6 Coping strategies

Read, journal, listen to music, socialize with friends/ family, exercise, eat healthy, sleep 8+ hours per night, participate in hobbies, play with pets, laugh, vent to someone, get professional help, breathing exercises, yoga, garden, watch favorite movie, etc….

300

How many hours should a teenager be getting each night?

8-10 hours

300

This condition is characterized by low moods and withdrawal from daily activities for long periods of time. 

Clinical Depression

300

2 Critical signs of suicide

 talking about suicide/dying, giving away possessions, looking for lethal means, saying goodbye to friends/family,

300

Some people struggling with mental illnesses try to self-medicate. What is one thing they self-medicate with?

Drugs, Alcohol, Self-Harm

400

What are the two hormones involved in the stress response?

Cortisol and Adrenaline 

400

4 Techniques to sleep better/more

put away phone 1 hour before bed, stick to a schedule, stress reduction techniques (4-7-8 breathing, Progressive muscle relaxation, guided imagery, visualization), turn off TV/all electronics, fan or no fan, don’t go to bed hungry or stuffed, exercise during the day, specific blanket, pet, etc

400

This condition is when a person may lose touch with what is real and what is imagined. 

Schizophrenia 

400

1 Thing that you could say to someone struggling with suicidal thoughts

(Teacher determined)

400

Explain what emotional health is

How we handle and deal with our emotions

500

5 effects of too much stress

 Immune system weakens, mental sharpness and performance decreases, physical abilities decrease, headaches, digestion issues, high Blood pressure, high cholesterol, sleeping difficulties, decline in academic performance, increased risk of mental illness.

500

What is another term for your sleep-wake cycle? (your biological clock that tells you when you had enough sleep) 

Circadian Rhythm 

500

This condition is characterized with excessive worry and fear for unfounded reasons.

Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)

500

4 Ways to help someone struggling with suicidal thoughts

Talk to them- be there for them, listen to them, get professional help or take them to professional help, be supportive but don’t place blame, ask them what they are planning, don’t leave them alone, tell a trusted adult, call 911 or the suicide life line (988)

500
The overarching term that may prevent people from getting professional help due to fear of judgement from others. 

Stigma