Communication Skills
Healthy Relationships
Social Skills
Social Situations
Boundaries/Assertiveness
100

What is one important skill that helps you understand what are people are saying? (example: during arguments, regular conversation, etc.)

Active listening

100

Name one quality of a healthy relationship.

Trust, respect, honesty, communication, support, or boundaries.

100

Name one way positive social connections can support mental health.

They can reduce isolation and provide support.

100

You see someone you know at group. What is one simple way to start a conversation?

Say hello and ask how they're doing.

100

What is one word you can use when you don't want to do something?

No

200

TRUE OR FALSE: Good communication means listening as well as speaking.

True

200

True or False: A healthy relationship requires respecting each other’s boundaries.

True 

200

True or False: Isolating yourself from everyone is always the healthiest way to handle stress.

False

200

Someone gives you constructive criticism. What is a healthy response?

Listen, consider what they said, and respond calmly.

200

True or False: Saying “no” respectfully is an example of setting a boundary.

True

300

What is it called when you express your feelings or needs clearly and respectfully?

Assertive communication

300

What is a boundary?

A limit that communicates what you are comfortable with and what you are not.

300

How can asking for help be a sign of strength?

It shows self-awareness and willingness to use available support.

300

Your friend cancels plans and you feel hurt. What is a healthy way to communicate this?

Tell them how you feel without blaming them.

300

What is the difference between being aggressive and being assertive?

Assertiveness communicates your needs respectfully; aggression involves attacking, intimidating, or disrespecting others.

400

Someone keeps interrupting you while you're talking. What is one healthy way to respond?

Calmly ask them to let you finish speaking.

400

A friend pressures you to do something you're uncomfortable with. What social skill can you use?

Assertiveness/setting a boundary.

400

Someone is feeling stressed and becoming frustrated during a conversation. What could they do before responding?

Pause, take a breath, use a coping skill, or ask for a break

400

Someone disagrees with your opinion. Does that automatically mean they don't respect you?

No. People can disagree respectfully.

400

Someone asks you for money, but you don't feel comfortable lending it. What could you say?

I'm not comfortable lending money, but I hope you understand.”

500

Why can using “I” statements help during disagreements?

They communicate your feelings without blaming or attacking the other person.

500

What are two signs that a relationship may be unhealthy?

Controlling behavior, disrespect, manipulation, constant criticism, threats, or ignoring boundaries.

500

How can improving social skills help someone maintain recovery and overall wellness?

Better communication, boundaries, support systems, and conflict-resolution skills can help reduce stress and strengthen healthy connections.

500

You notice an argument becoming heated. What is one healthy social skill that could prevent the conflict from getting worse?

Take a time-out, listen, stay calm, or communicate respectfully.

500

Why are boundaries important for both mental health and relationships?

They help protect your wellbeing, communicate needs, build respect, and prevent resentment or unhealthy patterns.