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Mental Health
100

The Pilgrims sailed to America aboard this ship

The Mayflower

100

This term describes returning to healthier behaviors, relationships, and routines

Recovery

100

Drinking enough water throughout the day is known as maintaining this

Hydration

100

This African river, over 4,100 miles long, is considered the world’s longest

Nile River

100

This mindfulness practice focuses on breathing and being present in the moment.

Meditation

200

A green bean casserole is usually topped with these crispy fried vegetables

Fried Onions

200

This is the name for strategies people use to help prevent relapse when they face triggers

Coping Skills

200

This form of exercise, even for 10 minutes, can improve mood and reduce stress.

Walking

200

This country is both the world’s largest by land area and spans 11 time zones

Russia

200

Regular physical activity can boost mental health by increasing these “feel-good” chemicals.

Endorphins

300

This parade, featuring giant balloons, marches through New York City each Thanksgiving.

The Macy's Day Parade

300

This practice involves paying attention to the present moment without judgment.

Mindfulness

300

Writing in one of these can help process feelings and track progress.

Journal

300

This is the force that keeps planets in orbit around the Sun.

Gravity

300

The “fight-or-flight” response is controlled by this part of the brain

The amygdala

400

This S-shaped bone is often broken for good luck after the meal.

The wishbone

400

This type of therapy—abbreviated CBT—helps people change unhelpful thinking patterns

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

400

This nightly activity is essential to emotional regulation, yet many people struggle with it

Sleep

400

This gas makes up about 78% of Earth’s atmosphere

Nitrogen

400

This word describes the ability to adapt to stress and bounce back from challenges

Resilience

500

Each year, the president “pardons” one of these animals.

Turkey

500

This grounding skill uses the senses (sight, sound, touch, etc.) to calm the brain in moments of stress.

5-4-3-2-1 Technique

500

Eating regular meals with balanced nutrients supports this “mind-body engine.”

Metabolism

500

This rare marine mammal, sometimes called the “sea cow,” is the closest living relative of the elephant.

Manatee

500

This neurotransmitter is often associated with mood regulation, sleep, and feelings of well-being.

Serotonin