Mental Health
Coping Skills
CBT
ADHD and Anxiety
Medication
100

What is self-care?

Intentional actions to protect, maintain, and improve your physical, mental, and emotional health.

100

What are coping skills?

The conscious tools and thoughts that people use to manage stress, painful emotions, and hard situations.

100

What does CBT stand for?

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

100

Name two struggles you have faced with ADHD

Any ADHD related struggle is acceptable-- time blindness, organizational skills, social struggles, medication adherence, etc.

100

True or False: You should only take your medication when you have a test at school or on days you really need to focus?

False

200

Describe root-work

Root work in therapy is getting to the underlying issues that maybe causing certain behaviors, attitudes, and actions.

200

What is your go-to coping skill?

Tell us... music, drawing, exercise, or something else

200

Name at least two goals of CBT

CBT focuses on challenging and changing unhelpful thoughts,

improves emotional regulation, 

and the development of personal coping strategies

200

What is time blindness?

The inability to perceive, track, or estimate the passage of time accurately.  Time blindness is often linked to ADHD

200

ADHD medication helps you focus and slow your brain down in order to effect what aspects of the brain?

Your thinking and executive functioning (memory or functioning)

300

What is one way you can advocate for yourself at school this school year?

Any answer related to self-advocacy at school is accurate

300

What is resilience?

Resilience is the ability to push through and do hard things even after failure or not feeling motivated to do so.

300

What are cognitive distortions

Cognitive distortions are irrational, exaggerated, or false thinking patterns such as all-or-nothing thinking, catastrophizing, and overgeneralization.

300

People with ADHD can remember things that happened long ago, but may have trouble with these kinds of memories.

Short term memories

300

Why is it important to you to take your medication as prescribed?

Any answer in your own words is acceptable

400

While these particular things are compelling, they are not always reliable because they distort reality and may negatively affect how we behave.

FEELINGS

400

What is a support system? What constitutes your support system?

Those people or activities that help 

400

What is emotional reasoning?

Believing that because you feel a certain way, your negative feelings are the absolute truth (I feel unlovable, therefore I am unlovable).

400

This hormone is released in the body when we're under a lot of stress and is part of the fight or flight response.

Cortisol

400

Why is regular exercise, a good sleep routine, and balanced diet important for people with ADHD?

These boost brain chemicals, stabilize energy, and improve focus.  These daily habits help control core symptoms like inattention, impulsivity, and mood changes.

500

What is important to remember when you become angry (name at least two)?

Stop and think before acting.

Respond don't react!

Practice your coping skills (deep breathing, positive self-talk)

500

Expressing good things from your day or your life is a coping strategy known as?

Gratitude dude!

500

What do you do when your thoughts become overwhelming?

Any honest answer is acceptable

500
Name as many things as your can that promote positive mental health

Exercise, mindfulness, therapy, getting enough sleep, proper diet, positive friendships, positive coping skills

500

True or False: Medication and therapy are the most successful tools in dealing with mental health challenges

TRUE