Emotions
Coping Skills
True or False
What's the Diagnosis
Leave it to the professionals
100

A strong emotion linked to feeling upset or displeasure that can happen when someone feels hurt, frustrated, or treated unfairly.  

Anger

100

The number of hours of sleep recommended for optimal mental health?

7-9

100

If a coping skill works for one of your friends, it will work for you too

False

Everyone is different

100

The term for persistent sadness lasting over two weeks?

Depression

100

I fill your prescriptions and I can also give you your vaccinations

Pharmacist

200

Name 3 emotions

angry, sad, happy, stressed, frustrated, joyful, afraid

200

The term for the ability to bounce back from difficult situations?

Resilience

200

You must be happy all the time

False

Happiness is only one emotion - we are allowed to feel other emotions

200

A feeling of worry or fear about something that might happen in the future. Can be situational or something some can we feel daily.

Anxiety

200

I'm a certified/licensed professional that provides academic, career, college readiness, and social-emotional support for all students.

I can only help you during school 

School Counselor

300

2 common methods used to help us reflect on our emotions?

Pause and think

Journaling

Talk about your feelings


300

Mindfulness practices/exercises are primarily used to help you do this?

To focus on the present moment and reduce stress.


300

Uncomfortable feelings are bad

False

They tell us something is wrong

300

deep sadness and emotional pain you feel when someone you love has died or when you lose something important to you. It's a normal part of life, and everyone experiences it differently.

Grief

300

I'm a licensed professional. I see individuals, families, and couples. My credentials has letters such as MFT, ,LCSW, PsyD. Come see me when your facing mental health challenges, need help exploring your thoughts and feelings, or process events. 

Therapist

400

These are common physical signs your body provides to let you know "we're angry" ?

redness in face, shaky, heart racing, sweating, tightness in chest

400

Which of the below are considered mal adaptive behaviors:

Substance use

Self harm

Procrastination

Risk taking behavior

Self Blaming

All of the above

400

Having alone time each day will help with stress

True 

let's you think about your thoughts and feelings 

develop a plan


400

a feeling of worry or discomfort that happens when things in life become too much to handle, like worrying about a test or losing something important. It's a normal reaction that everyone experiences at times, and it can affect how we feel and act. Often linked to feeling overwhelmed.

Stress

400

I'm a medical doctor who can diagnose and treat mental, emotional and behavioral conditions. They can prescribe medications and other medical treatments.

I'm often confused with my peer who cannot prescribe medications

Psychiatrist

500

Your body gives off what is called neurochemicals associated with feeling happy, motivated or excited. Name at least one of these "happy" chemicals released

Oxytocin, Serotonin, Endorphins, Dopamine, GABA

500

Box breathing, also known as square breathing, is a deep breathing technique that involves inhaling, holding the breath, exhaling, and holding again (4 seconds each). Why is it called box breathing?

Your breaths represents the four sides of a square


500

Journaling is a mal-adaptive behavior

False 

Journaling is a healthy coping skill

500

A sudden episode of intense fear or discomfort that triggers severe physical reactions, such as a racing heart, sweating, and shortness of breath, even when there is no real danger. These attacks can occur unexpectedly and typically last for a few minutes to half an hour. 

Panic Attack

500

I'm a medical doctor who can diagnose and treat mental, emotional and behavioral conditions. I am know for prescribing mental health medications and other medical treatments. 

I'm often confused with my mental health peer who cannot prescribe medications

Psychiatrist