Helping Hands
Support Networks
Six Support Skills
Love Languages
Boundaries and Balance
100

Helping others can improve this emotional state for both people.

What is happiness or mood?

100

People who are part of your family or close friends are called this type of support.

What are informal supports

100

This skill means paying attention to what someone says without interrupting.

What is listening?

100

Name the five love languages.

What are words of affirmation, acts of service, gifts, quality time, and physical touch?

100

Boundaries help you protect this part of yourself.

What is your emotional or physical well-being?

200

When you support others, you also strengthen this part of your social life.

What is your relationship or community connection?

200

Teachers, counselors, or social workers are examples of this type of support.

What are formal supports?

200

This skill means understanding how another person feels.

What is empathy?

200

Saying “I’m proud of you” shows this love language.

What are words of affirmation?

200

A codependent relationship means one person relies too much on the other for this.

What is self-worth or happiness?

300

True or False: Helping someone always means solving their problem.

What is false (sometimes helping means listening)

300

Give one example of someone who could be in your personal support network.

Who is a family member, teacher, coach, Elder, or friend?

300

This skill means keeping private information private.

What is being trustworthy?

300

Doing chores or helping someone with homework is this love language.

What are acts of service? 

300

An independent person shows they can do this.

What is make choices or solve problems on their own? 

400

You might decide to help someone when you notice this kind of change in their behavior.

What is when they seem upset, withdrawn, or not themselves? 

400

Your support network helps you through tough times by doing this.

What is listening, giving advice, or offering help?

400

This skill means accepting others without putting them down.

What is being non-judgemental?

400

Giving a small handmade card or a thoughtful gift shows this language.

What is receiving gifts? 

400

One way to set a healthy boundary is to start your sentence with this word.

What is I statements (I need, I feel, etc)?

500

Helping others can build this personal trait that shows you care about others’ feelings.

What is empathy?

500

A strong support network usually includes people with this common quality.

What is trustworthiness or loyalty?

500

This skill means being honest and supportive even when it’s hard.

What is honesty?

500

Spending time with someone without distractions shows this love language.

What is quality time? 

500

Name one example of a boundary you might set with a friend.

What is “I need some space when I’m upset” or “Please don’t share my secrets”?