Understanding Self-Care
Physical Self-Care
Mental Self-Care
Miscellaneous
Practical Self-Care Tips
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True or False: Self-care includes taking care of both your physical and mental health

True

100

Name a simple physical self-care activity.

Walking

Stretching

Taking deep breaths

100

Name a mental self-care practice.

Meditation

 Mindfulness

Reading

Journaling

100

A type of support provided by someone who has lived experience and can offer hope, encouragement, and resilience

Peer Support

100

What is a self-care tip for busy people?

Schedule self-care activities like appointments

 Take short breaks throughout the day

 Delegate tasks when possible

200

When is self-care group offered?

Every Wednesday unless a FACT member tells you otherwise!

200

Why is sleep important in self-care?

It restores energy and improves overall health

Enhances cognitive function

Regulates mood

200

How does journaling help in mental self-care?

It helps process emotions and reduce stress

Clarifies thoughts

Enhances self-reflection

200

Name 3 examples of when you should wash your hands

- When they are visibly dirty

- Before eating or handling food

- Before touching your eyes, nose or mouth

- After using the toilet

- After coughing/sneezing/blowing your nose

200

Why is creating a self-care routine important?

It ensures regular practice and long-term benefits

Helps establish healthy habits

Provides structure to self-care activities

300

Name one benefit of regular self-care.

Improved physical health

Enhanced mental clarity

 Better emotional regulation

300

How often should one exercise for optimal self-care?

At least 30 minutes most days of the week 

150 minutes of moderate exercise per week

75 minutes of vigorous exercise per week

300

Why is setting boundaries important for mental self-care?

It protects personal time and energy

 Prevents burnout

 Maintains mental well-being

300
Name 1 common "thinking trap"

- All or none thinking

- "should" thoughts

- Mind reading

- Jumping to conclusions

- Catastrophizing

300

Mention one way to practice self-care at work.

Taking short breaks throughout the day

Setting boundaries with colleagues

Creating a comfortable workspace

400

What happens if you neglect self-care?

Increased stress and potential burnout

Decline in physical health

Emotional instability

400

What is one dietary recommendation for self-care?

Eating a balanced diet

Incorporating more fruits and vegetables 

Reducing processed foods and sugars

400

Mention one way to reduce mental clutter.

Decluttering physical space

Practicing mindfulness

Prioritizing tasks

400

Who can you reach out to if you need immediate mental health support?

- 811

- RNC

- ER/Ambulance

400

How often should you brush your teeth?

Twice a day - once in the morning and once at night

500

Mention one common myth about self-care.

Self-care is selfish

Self-care is only about pampering yourself

Self-care requires a lot of time and money

500

Name a benefit of drinking plenty of water.

- Keeps the body hydrated and aids in bodily functions

- Improves skin health

- Helps regulate body temperature

500

Life's challenges require us to draw on both emotion and reason. Name a state of mind that allows us to balances emotion and reason, helping us make healthy decisions and lead a fulfilling life.

Wise Mind

500

Emotion regulation techniques focus on changing emotions from more to less intense or flipping them to something entirely different. Name 1 emotion regulation skill you know

  • Opposite Action
  • Check the Facts
  • PLEASE 
  • Pay Attention to Positive Events
500

Something we set for ourselves to work toward. Also acts as a measure of accomplishment when reached.

Goals