Psychology
CBT and DBT
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Treatment
100

This neurotransmitter is often linked to pleasure and reward.

Dopamine 

100

DBT is more talk therapy-based, and CBT is more coping skills-based? 

False!

CBT is often talk therapy-based

DBT teaches concrete coping skills 

100

How many hours after admission can you use your phone?

72 hours

100

Which therapist's catchphrase is "Gentlepeople!"

Mitch

100

What are coping skills? Lead the group in practicing 1 coping skill 

Coping skills are the cognitive, emotional, and behavioral strategies people use to manage stress, navigate difficult situations, and regulate emotions. They are conscious, intentional tools that help individuals adapt to adversity, maintain mental well-being, and prevent overwhelming feelings. 

Examples: Grounding techniques (5,4,3,2,1 or deep breathing), taking a walk, listening to music, holding ice, reading, drawing, talking to a friend, etc.

200

True or False? 

Trauma is always a big, stressful event, like a car crash or natural disaster.

False! 

Trauma is the lasting emotional, psychological, and physiological response to a distressing event or series of events that overwhelms an individual's capacity to cope. It is not defined solely by the severity of an event, but rather by how that experience breaks a person's sense of security and leaves them feeling helpless, frightened, or alone

200

This thinking error involves expecting the worst-case scenario?

catastrophizing


200

What does PIC stand for? 

Patient Items Closet!
200

Which supervisor has a super-long beard?

Joseph

200

What is the difference between shame and guilt?

Guilt: I did something bad

Shame: I am bad

300

What do 3 of these acronyms stand for? 

PTSD, BPD, OCD, MDD, GAD, BP, ADHD, ASPD

Post-traumatic stress disorder, borderline personality disorder. obsessive compulsive disorder, major depressive disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, bipolar disorder, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, antisocial personality disorder 

300

What does the D in DBT stand for? What does it mean?

Dialectical: Refers to the idea that two opposite things can be true at the same time 

- Balance of Opposites: Integrating the need for acceptance of your current reality and acknowledgement of your ability to change

300

How many phases are in the phase system?

AND 

What if full PPE in the kitchen include? 

4 phases + Pre-Phase

Gloves, Mask, and Hairnet 

300

Which therapist's first name is Thomas?

Curley!

300

What are the levels of care in mental healthcare? (Hint: there are 5)

Highest to Lowest: Inpatient hospitalization, Residential treatment (RTC), Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), Outpatient care

400

This concept refers to the brain’s ability to change and adapt over time.

Neuroplasticity

400

Complete the phrase: 

Your thoughts affect your _______ which affect actions.

feelings! 

CBT is based on this cycle 

thoughts -> feelings -> actions

400

What are the houses on campus named after? Name 4 houses on campus.

Trees! 

Magnolia, Oak, Birch, Sycamore, Pine

400

What is the name of Saba's cat? 

OR

What is Saba's favorite color? 

Bonnie or BonBon 

Pink!

400

Name 3 types of boundaries and explain them

Emotional, mental/intellectual, physical, financial/material, digital, sexual, time

500

We've heard of fight or flight, what is one of the other less-known fear responses? 

Fawn and Freeze 

500

Name at least 2 out of 4 sections of DBT

Distress Tolerance, Mindfulness, Emotion Regulation, Interpersonal Effectiveness

500

SUPRISE RANDOM QUESTION! Say something kind about yourself and give one compliment to each other person in the room

<3

500

Name 4 therapists, 7 techs, and 3 nurses

so many lol I'll tell u if ur right

500

What type of therapy is used for phobias, intense fears, or OCD?

Exposure therapy or ERP (exposure response prevention)