Coping Skills
Recovery
Mental Health
Mutual-Aid
Frederick
100

Give 3 examples of a distraction coping skill

Playing a game, going for a walk, reading, watching a movie, listening to music 

100

The limits of appropriate behavior between people

Boundaries 

100

The trauma response that involves shutting down, going numb, or disconnecting.

freeze or dissociation 
100

Many 12-step programs emphasize these 3 elements: meetings, sponsor, and ______.

step work

100

This river flows through Frederick and is popular for canoeing and fishing.

Monocacy River

200

Give 3 examples of a self-soothing coping skill 

Taking a shower/bath, putting on comfy clothes, putting fuzzy socks on, wrapping yourself in a soft blanket 

200

Leading a meeting, taking a commitment, or sharing your story is known as this.

service work

200

Believing things are all good or all bad with no middle ground is called this.

Black and white thinking 

200

This person helps guide you through recovery steps and offers accountability.

sponsor 

200

Frederick played an important role during this major American conflict in the 1700s and 1800s.

American Revolutionary War

300

Name 3 coping skills you can use at The Ranch 

take a walk, listen to nature, spend time around the animals, attend an online meeting, exercise 

300

This term describes the brain’s ability to form new connections during recovery.

neuroplasticity

300

Being able to recognise, label, and adjust your emotions

Emotional Regulation 

300

Sharing honestly, listening without crosstalk, and using “I” statements are examples of this.

group norms or meeting etiquette 

300

This major U.S. Army installation is located near Frederick and focuses on biomedical research.

Fort Detrick 

400

Give an example of an opposite action coping skill 

Walking away instead of fighting, getting out of bed when you are depressed/tired, when you feel embarrassed hold your head up 

400

The following symptoms are experienced when this process is occurring: irritability, depression, memory issues, sleep disturbance/issues, cravings, etc.

Post Acute Withdrawal Syndrome 

400

This term describes having both a mental health disorder and a substance use disorder.

dual diagnosis or co-occurring disorder

400

Refuge Recovery is based on the teachings of this spiritual tradition.

Buddhism 

400

This Frederick nonprofit organization provides shelter and support for homeless individuals.

Frederick Rescue Mission 

500

When does a healthy coping skill become unhealthy?

When it is done excessively 

500

This toxic pattern of giving too much and enabling is often masked as love.

codependency 

500

This defense mechanism involves unconsciously blocking unwanted memories or thoughts.

repression 

500

AA’s “Big Book” was originally published in this year.

1939

500

This annual Frederick event raises awareness and funds for local mental health services.

Mental Health Awareness Walk