Feelings and Emotions
Anger and Impulsivity
Healthy Coping Skills
Mindfulness and Relaxation
Emotions and Body Signals
100

This emotion is often felt when you lose something important.

sadness

100

This is a smaller, milder feeling you might experience when something annoys you but isn’t as intense as anger.

irritation

100

This simple activity can help calm your mind when you're upset

drawing or coloring

100

This mindfulness technique involves repeating a positive phrase or word, like "I am calm" or "I am safe," to help you relax and focus.

positive affirmation

100

When you're feeling anxious, your body might feel this.

tightness of tenseness

200

A feeling you might get when someone gives you a compliment

happiness

200

A good way to cool off when you're feeling really mad.

deep breathing

200

This technique involves counting or focusing on your breath

counting to 10

200

This technique involves imagining a peaceful scene, like a beach or forest, to help you relax and feel calm.

guided imagery

200

When you're angry, your heart might start to do this.

racing

300

The emotion you feel when someone is mean to you.

anger

300

It's the action you can take to prevent saying something hurtful.

pausing

300

This activity involves talking about your feelings with someone you trust.

talking to a friend or family member

300

A simple practice where you focus on your senses to calm down.

grounding

300

This might happen to your hands if you're nervous or upset.

shaking

400

The feeling you might have when something good or fun happens

excitement

400

The "time-out" step that helps you avoid doing something impulsive.

taking a break

400

This helps you release frustration without hurting anyone.

physical exercise

400

This type of exercise helps you relax and reduce stress.

yoga

400

This can happen when you're stressed, angry, or frustrated, and it’s a sign that your body is holding tension.

clenched jaw

500

The emotion when you feel that something is unfair.

frustration

500

When you take deep breaths to calm down, you are practicing this

self-regulation

500

This practice helps you stay calm when you're upset or stressed.

mindfulness

500

Doing this helps your body and mind calm down.

progressive muscle relaxation

500

When you're calm, your body feels this way.

relaxation