TRUE OR FALSE
UNDERSTANDING MENTAL HEALTH
MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES
COPING STRATEGIES
MENTAL HEALTH IN MEDIA
100

Feeling anxious before a big test or presentation is a sign of a serious anxiety disorder.

False

100

This term refers to a mental health condition characterized by excessive worry or fear about everyday situations. What is this condition?

Anxiety disorder

100

This type of school program involves screening students for mental health concerns and connects them with appropriate resources.

Mental Wellness Screening Program

100

This coping strategy can improve mood and reduce stress by releasing endorphins. It can include activities like running, dancing, or playing sports. What is this activity called?

Exercise

100

These warnings are used on social media as a way to protect mental health and allow for informed choices. They help users avoid content that could provoke a severe emotional response or distress.

Trigger Warning

200

If your parent declines the screening, they will not need to sign the parent consent form.

False

200

This term describes the unfair judgment or discrimination faced by individuals with mental health conditions. 

Stigma

200

This school staff member will typically be the first point of contact for students who are looking for assistance with their schedules, academic support, mental health support, or college/post graduate support.

School Counselor

200

This technique involves focusing on your breathing and paying attention to the present moment to reduce stress and anxiety.

Mindfulness/Meditation

200

This quiet trend can be used to support mental health. Its triggers may include whispering, tapping and scratching, eating, crinkling, and unboxing.

ASMR - Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response

300
Scoring high on the Wellness Screen typically indicates a serious mental health condition. 
False (a high score indicates the need for further evaluation, but does not diagnose a condition) 
300

This disorder is characterized by intrusive, unwanted thoughts and repetitive behaviors aimed at reducing anxiety. 

OCD - Obsessive Compulsive Disorder 

300

This is something you can create or do to help yourself feel calm - like listen to music, draw/art, use fidgets, or count to 10.

Coping Skills

300

Keeping a journal where you write about your thoughts and feelings can help you manage emotions and reflect on your experiences. What is this practice called?

Journaling

300

This app became popular in 2022 and had a positive impact on mental well-being. Its primary purpose is to share authentic, unfiltered moments - normalizing imperfection and promoting daily reflection.

BeReal

400

Mental health issues are more common than physical health issues. 

True
400

This is the term for a state of well-being where an individual can cope with normal stresses, work productively, and contribute to their community. 

Mental Health/Mental Wellness 

400

This three-digit phone number connects individuals in the U.S. to 24/7 crisis support for mental health emergencies and suicidal thoughts.

988

400

Setting aside time each day for activities you enjoy, such as hobbies or relaxation, is an example of taking care of your mental well-being. What is this habit called?

Self-care

400

This psychological phenomenon, where individuals feel detached from reality after excessive screen time, has been associated with high social media use. 

Dissociation 

500

Anxiety disorders are the most common mental health disorders in the United Stated. 

True 

500

This hormone is released by the adrenal glands during a stressful situation - often called the "fight or flight" hormone. 

Adrenaline 

500

This type of mental health professional has a medical degree and is qualified to prescribe medication to treat mental health conditions. 

A Psychiatrist 

500

This essential health practice helps restore brain function, stabilize mood, and improve problem-solving abilities, making it crucial for managing stress. It’s typically needed for 8-10 hours at a time.

Adequate Sleep

500

Spending too much time on social media before bed can disrupt the production of this sleep-regulating hormone. 

Melatonin