Mindfulness/
DBT 101
Distress Tolerance
Emotional Regulation
Self-care and coping
Mental Health 101
100

Name one mindfulness exercise.

grounding (54321), meditation, mindful walk, 

100

What does TIPP stand for?

temperature, intense exercise, progressive muscle relaxation, paced breathing 

100

Fact or Myth: Emotions are bad

Myth, emotions are neither good or bad, they just are 

100

What is self-care?

proactive measures individuals take to maintain and improve their overall health and well-being

100

This type of professional is trained to help people talk through emotional and psychological challenges.

Counselor/therapist

200

What does DBT stand for?

Dialectical behavioral therapy
200

Name one distress tolerance exercise.

TIPP, STOP, pros and cons, ACCEPTS, etc

200
What does the "S" in PLEASE skills stand for?

get sleep, maintain healthy sleep /routine

200

What are coping skills?

healthy strategies used to manage stress, emotions, and difficult situations. they are typically reactive 

200

This emotion is a normal reaction to stress but can become a diagnosis when it interferes with daily life.

anxiety

300

What is mindfulness?

The act of consciously focusing the mind in the moment without judgment or attachment.

300

What are distress tolerance skills for?

help individuals manage intense emotions and avoid harmful behaviors

300

what is one goal of emotional regulation?

naming and understanding our own emotions, decrease the frequency of unpleasant emotions, decrease our vulnerability to emotions, and decrease emotional suffering.

300

Fact or Myth: Coping skills will eliminate my symptoms completely

Myth, coping skills will with managing it by helping you respond to symptoms more effectively, reducing its impact, and promoting emotional balance and resilience 

300

This common mental health condition can cause prolonged sadness, loss of interest, and low energy.

 depression

400

What are the three states of mind?

Wise mind, rational mind, emotional mind

400

What is radical acceptance?

accepting reality as it is, without judgment or resistance, even when it is painful or difficult.

400

What is opposite action?

Opposite Action Skill allows us to choose to respond opposite from what our biological response would activate us to do. They get us ready to act

400

Name one type of self-care.

Emotional, mental, social, financial, personal, professional, environmental,

400

This activity, which includes getting at least 8–10 hours per night, is essential for teen mental well-being.

Sleep

500

what are the 4 modules of DBT?

Interpersonal effectiveness, emotional regulation, distress tolerance, mindfulness

500
Identify one of the skills in ACCEPTS.

activities, contributing, comparisons, emotions, pushing away, thoughts, sensations

500

What is the difference between primary and secondary emotions?

Primary emotions are immediate, innate reactions to an external event, such as fear or happiness, serving a survival function. Secondary emotions are reactions to these primary feelings or the thoughts and beliefs surrounding them, often occurring after the initial event

500

Name 5 coping skills

reading, listening to music, going for a walk, journaling, etc.

500

The national 3-digit number in the U.S. that teens can call or text in a mental health crisis.

988