Mental Health and Emotional Regulation
What types of emotions does Kate feel throughout the movie?
What is fear, frustration, sadness, anger, happiness
What is storytelling?
What is reflecting on your past and expressing it in some form
What activity does Kate find meaning in?
Who are the main characters in this movie? (2)
Who is Kate and who is Anna
What is mental health?
What is a state of well-being where an individual can cope with stress in a healthy manner
Where would scrapbooking fall in the OTPF-4?
What is intervention
What developmental stage does Kate fit into?
What is an adolescent
Where does Kate want to travel?
What is Montana
What type of occupation is scrapbooking?
What is leisure
What was the researcher's purpose in our chosen article?
What is to explore how storytelling promotes reflection and offers a therapeutic effect among pediatric patients diagnosed with cancer
What does Kate include in her scrapbook?
What is past memories, pictures of family, friends, written notes
What is Kate's boyfriend's name?
What is Taylor
Why does Kate scrapbook?
What is to find closure with her terminal illness
Name one finding researchers found about storytelling
What is
Enables patients to share experiences and understand illness.
Has an active role in the healing process.
Diminishes effects of traumatic events.
Establishes a sense of safety and clarity through “anchoring and flowing”.
(Wilson et. al., 2015)
What is her mother
What illness is Kate suffering from?
What is Acute Promyelocytic Leukemia (Blood and bone marrow cancer
What is the purpose of our teaching lab?
What is to bring our mental health into balance and to find closure through scrapbooking
What was the main connection between the article and our teaching lab?
What is reflection and closure
The idea that cancer prevents Kate from engaging in her meaningful occupations can be described by what term from the OTPF-4?
What is occupational imbalance
What are some of the symptoms Kate experiences?
What is nausea, extreme fatigue, mood swings, vomiting, organ failure