Coping skills!
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Coping skills are tools that can help you handle stress, regulate emotions, and face challenges in a healthy way. Name some common coping skills. 

What are deep breathing, going for a walk, talking to a friend, play with a pet, read, clean, journaling...etc?

100

This is usually the first section listed on your safety/crisis plan

What are warning signs/ triggers?

100

Give some examples of goals that you can set for yourself. Remember, no goal is too big or small! 

What is cleaning my room, opening mail, make a dr. appt, talk more in group, cook dinner, stay a full day at program...etc?

100

____ things can be true. 

What is two?

100

The most common mental health disorder in the US is anxiety. 

True!

200

Sometimes topics or conversations brought up during group can become overwhelming. Name some of the coping skills staff members offer to you in these times. 

What are step outside for some fresh air, ask a staff member to open a private room, and go to the bathroom? 

200

CBT & DBT stand for these types of therapies

What are cognitive behavioral and dialectic behavioral therapy?

200

Examples of self-soothing coping skills

What is smelling candles, taking a shower, putting on comfy clothing, listening to music, etc?

200

The ____ is a sober-active, adult community that offers free events to aid with relapse prevention. Some events include yoga, CrossFit, open jam, indoor rock-climbing, meditation, movie night, and many more. 

What is the Phoenix?

200

The parasympathetic nervous system is the part of the nervous system causes the heart rate to slow down when using breathing or relaxation techniques

True!


300

The lifeline that anyone can call, text, or chat when they need extra support. It is available 24/7 and offers free one-on-one contact with a free counselor. 

What is 988? 

300

The senses involved in the 5-4-3-2-1 ground technique method

What are things you can see, taste, touch, feel, & hear?
300

Examples of healthy coping skills

What is listening to music, taking deep breaths, splashing cold water on your face, going for a walk, squeezing a stress ball, watching tv, exercising, calling a friend, spending time with others, etc?

300

___ ___ believes that self-criticism is an effective motivator to change. Motivation from fear of being worthless. 

What is the inner critic?

300

There are 4 types of seasonal affective disorder. Winter pattern, Spring pattern, Summer pattern, and Fall pattern. 

False!

There are 2, winter pattern & summer pattern. 

400

An experiential, action-based therapy where clients use guided, spontaneous role-play to act out personal, interpersonal, or internal conflicts rather than just talking about them. 

What is psychodrama?

400

The different aspects of the self compassion wheel

What are mindfulness, resilience, happiness, connectedness, wisdom, & courage?

400

Examples of warning signs 

What are withdrawal from social activities, poor hygiene, irritability, loss of interest in hobbies, isolation, increased sleeping...etc?

400

____ ____ coping takes a pragmatic approach, focused on addressing the root cause of a challenge. This strategy involves identifying the problem, brainstorming solutions, and taking concrete actions to mitigate or resolve the issue.

What is problem focused?

400
There 2 types of anger styles called stuffing and escalating.

False!

There are 3 types of anger styles: stuffing, escalating, & managing.

500

These skills—presented through the acronym TIPP—help shift the body toward greater calm and stability. 

What are temperature, intense exercise, paced breathing, and progressive muscle relaxation?

500

Cognitive distortions are irrational or biased patterns of thinking that warp a person's perception of reality. Name 3 of the ones that we have discussed in group. 

What are magnification/minimization (catastrophizing), overgeneralization, magical thinking, personalization, jumping to conclusions (mind reading/ fortune telling), emotional reasoning, disqualifying the positive, "should" statements, all-or-nothing thinking?

500

Examples of groups during program

What are goals, psychodrama, emotional regulation, stress reduction, IMR, problem solving, creative expression...etc?

500

There are 8 dimensions of wellness: emotional, spiritual, intellectual, physical, environmental, financial, occupational, and ____. 

What is social?

500

Mental health awareness month is June and represented by the blue ribbon. 

False!

Mental health awareness month is May and represented by the green ribbon!