Friendship
Understanding Depression
R-E-S-P-E-C-T
Healthy Coping
Other
100

Kindness, Honesty, Loyalty, Respect, Support, Trustworthiness 

What are qualities of a healthy friend? 

100

Two areas of a person's life that can be affected by depression. 

What are emotional, cognitive, behavioral, social or physical?

100

Respect means treating yourself and others with ________________. 

What is dignity?

100

Name 3 healthy coping skills. 

What is exercise, deep breathing, journaling, talking to someone, music, grounding, taking space? 

100

Who sang the famous song R-E-S-P-E-C-T?

Who is Aretha Franklin?

200

"The only way to have a friend is to be one." 

What is a quote by Ralph Waldo Emerson? 

200

Two behaviors that may be affected by depression.

What are sleep, appetite, energy, activity, hygiene, motivation? 

200

What kind of respect involves setting healthy boundaries, taking care of yourself, and not allowing others to treat you poorly? 

What is self-respect? 

200

Something you should do if you notice that your mood is becoming difficult to manage on your own. 

What is ask for help or talk to someone you trust? 

200

What is the difference between an emotion and a behavior?  

An emotion is what you feel, a behavior is what you do.

300

Skill that involves trying to understand how another person is feeling or seeing a situation from their perspective?

What is empathy?

300

Mental-health condition/syndrome involving multiple symptoms. 

What is depression?

300

What are two ways you can show someone respect when they are speaking?

Listen, avoid interrupting, make appropriate eye contact, or give them your attention.

300

Why might isolating yourself make depression symptoms worse? 

Isolation can reduce social support and positive experiences and may reinforce withdrawal and negative thinking. 

300

What is the difference between being alone and being lonely?

Being alone means physically being by yourself; loneliness is the feeling of being disconnected or lacking meaningful connection. 

400

Listening 

What is one of the best ways to be a friend? 

400

How well I am able to participate and manage everyday life. 

What is functioning?

400

What is the difference between a boundary and trying to control someone?

A boundary communicates what you will or will not accept or do; control attempts to dictate another person's choices or behavior.

400

Coping skill involves paying attention to what is happening right now instead of worrying about the past or future?

What is mindfulness? 

400

Why can taking a pause before responding during an argument be helpful?

It gives your brain time to regulate emotions and choose a response instead of acting impulsively.

500

Whether everyone likes me, other people's choices, other people's attitudes, other people's effort 

What are things I can't control 

500

What is one important difference between everyday sadness and depression?

Sadness is usually temporary and connected to a specific situation, while depression can last longer and significantly affect a person’s thoughts, emotions, behaviors, relationships, and daily functioning.

500

Someone says something disrespectful to you. Name two ways you could demonstrate self-respect without becoming disrespectful yourself.

What are setting a boundary, communicate assertively, walk away, ask for help, or calmly address the behavior.?

500

What are three signs that your current coping strategies may not be working and you need additional support?

Emotions continue getting stronger, daily functioning decreases, relationships are being affected, unhealthy behaviors increase, symptoms persist, or there are safety concerns.

500

What does it mean to "take responsibility" for your behavior?

Acknowledging your choices and actions instead of blaming others or making excuses.