RANDOM -1
ANXIETY & STRESS
MYTH vs. FACT
MH VOCABULARY
RANDOM -2
100

This fruit shares its name with a flightless bird from New Zealand

Kiwi

100

This common anxiety symptom includes a racing heart, shortness of breath, and a sense of losing control.

Panic Attack

100

Clue: You can have anxiety or depression even if your life seems "fine" on the outside.

Fact - 

Mental illness doesn’t always have an obvious cause — it's real, even without a clear reason.


100

Clue: This word means how you think about, feel, and value yourself.

Self-esteem

100

This is the only U.S. state made up entirely of islands.

Hawaii

200

This animal is known for laughing when tickled.

Rat

200

This term refers to persistent, excessive worry that interferes with daily life.

Anxiety - GAD; Generalized Anxiety Disorder

200

Clue: Mental health problems only affect adults.

Myth - 

Kids, teens, and older adults can all experience mental health issues.

200

Clue: This is a trained professional who helps people talk through emotions and problems.

Therapist/Counselor/Psychologist 

200

This drink gives you “wings,” according to the slogan.

Red Bull

300

This country is known for inventing pizza.

Italy

300

This form of anxiety happens after experiencing or witnessing a traumatic event.

PTSD - Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

300

Clue: Getting help for mental health is a sign of strength, not weakness.

Fact -

It takes courage to ask for help — and it’s an important step toward healing.

300

Clue: This word refers to a deeply upsetting or disturbing experience that affects mental well-being.

Trauma

300

This is the only continent where penguins live in the wild and polar bears do not.

Antarctica

400

This planet is known for its rings.

Saturn
400

This common sleep issue is often caused or worsened by anxiety.

Insomnia

400

Clue: If you ignore a mental health problem, it will eventually go away on its own.

Myth - 

Ignoring it can often make it worse — early support is key to recovery.

400

Clue: This is the ability to bounce back from challenges or tough situations.

Resilience

400

This U.S. city is known as the “Big Apple.”

New York City

500

This animal can sleep standing up.

Horse

500

This calming hormone is often called the “feel-good” chemical and increases with hugs or connection.

Oxytocin

500

Clue: Only people with diagnosed conditions need to care about mental health.

Myth - 


Everyone has mental health — just like physical health — and it needs regular care.


500

Clue: This term means negative beliefs or shame around mental illness that discourage people from getting help.

Stigma

500

_________ can hold their breath longer than dolphins. They can hold their breath for up to 40 minutes while underwater. 

Sloth