Depression/suicide prevention
Anxiety and phobias
PTSD and OCD
Stress and Coping
Real life scenarios
100

Name 2 warning signs of depression 

withdrawing from social situations, changes in academic performance, and changes in eating or sleeping habits.

100

What is a phobia?

An intense fear of a particular object, situation, or activity.

100

What does PTSD stand for? 

Post traumatic disorder

100

True or False: All stress is bad for you.

False

100

Jordan has a big test tomorrow and feels nervous but excited to show what they have learned. Is Jordan experiencing eustress or distress?

Eustress

200

 A friend says people would be better off without them. What should you do?



Take them seriously, listen, and get help from a trusted adult or mental health professional. If there is immediate danger, contact emergency services.

200

How can stress contribute to anxiety?

Ongoing stress can increase worry and feelings of nervousness and can make anxiety harder to manage.

200

What group do we see suffering the most from PTSD? 

Veterans 

200

Why are drugs and alcohol unhealthy ways to cope with stress?

drugs/alcohol are unhealthy ways to cope with stress because they provide only temporary escape while damaging brain chemistry, worsening long-term anxiety, and creating a cycle of addiction and physical harm

200

Mia has 3 assignments due this week, a big test coming up, and dance practice every night. She feels overwhelmed and cannot concentrate. Give 2 healthy coping skills

Getting adequate sleep, Making a study plan for the next week

300

What services do we have at school for students who may be struggling with depression? 

BAM, WOW, counselors, social workers

300

Give me an example of 2 phobias

Arachnophobia, Acrophobia, Arithmophobia

300

Define OCD? 

a chronic mental health condition characterized by a cycle of unwanted, intrusive thoughts and repetitive behaviors

300

Give an example of a situation that could cause eustress.

Going to tryout for a new team in a sport you love. It pushes you out of your comfort zone, but the demands feel achievable rather than overwhelming.

300

Alex has been staying up late worrying ab school. He is now having headaches, feeling tired, and struggling to focus. How is stress affecting his health? 

Digestive problems, chronic stress, insomnia, fatigue

400

Name three coping strategies for depression

Therapy, exercise, meditation, Medication 

400

How long do you have to be experiencing anxiety to be diagnosed with it? 

2 weeks 

400

 What is the difference between an obsession and a compulsion?

An obsession is an unwanted, recurring thought or urge; a compulsion is a repetitive behavior or mental act performed in response.

400

Explain the difference between a healthy coping skill and an unhealthy coping skill. Give one example of each.

Healthy coping skills provide longterm solutions whereas unhealthy provide immediate relief that is not actually going to relieve a person 

400

Same gets in a fight w/ his friend and feels stressed ab it. He decides to drink alcohol to cope. Why is this unhealthy? 

It is not solving his issues with his friend and is dangerous to his health

500

What is the suicide hotline number? 

988

500

What do you do to help/support a friend having anxiety? 

Stay calm, encourage slow breathing, get them water, talk them through the situation in a calm matter 

500

Give two examples of OCD

When things seem out of order- Not having clothes color coordinated. When you obsessively clean 

500

You have a big test tomorrow and feel extremely stressed. Give 3 steps you could take to manage your stress in a healthy way.


Make a study plan, practice relaxation, and get adequate sleep.

500

Sam is overwhelmed by school, family, & pressure to get good grades. He has trouble sleeping, feels worried, & doesn't know where to start. What are 2 sideeffects he's experiencing?

insomnia, worry