Behavioral/Mental Health

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Across
  1. 5. The use of drugs or alcohol.
  2. 7. The process of learning and adapting to a new culture.
  3. 8. A person with a Ph.D. or Psy.D. degree who is trained in behavioral health care. They can diagnose and treat behavioral health problems and support personal growth, resilience, and well-being.
  4. 10. Feelings that arise in response to what happens to you and around you, involving both physical and mental reactions.
  5. 12. A feeling that lasts longer than a few moments and describes how you generally feel on most days.
  6. 14. The feeling and knowledge that other people care about you and can help when needed. Social support is important for mental health, especially during stressful times.
  7. 17. A medical doctor (M.D.) who specializes in treating behavioral health conditions and mental illnesses. Psychiatrists can prescribe medications to help with issues such as sleep problems or anxiety.
  8. 19. Physical aches and pains that may have physical causes, mental causes, or both. They can be influenced by stress, trauma, or excessive worry.
Down
  1. 1. Pressure, tension, or worry felt in the body and mind as a result of a difficult situation or change.
  2. 2. A person who is trained to listen carefully and talk with others in helpful ways. They can give advice and help people make their own choices.
  3. 3. The ability to survive, adapt, and recover after difficult situations involving stress, trauma, or change.
  4. 4. A group of people with similar experiences or concerns who meet regularly to provide encouragement, comfort, and advice to one another.
  5. 6. A general feeling of worry or fear that something bad will happen.
  6. 9. A type of counseling that involves talking and practicing new behaviors over several weeks or months to improve mental and behavioral health.
  7. 11. Something a person does or can learn to do to deal with responsibilities or problems.
  8. 13. A time of extreme difficulty, trouble, or danger; an emergency.
  9. 15. To feel calm and peaceful in both body and mind.
  10. 16. A part of health that is important for everyone. It deals with our ability to carry out daily activities, including how we act, feel, and think about life.
  11. 18. An overwhelming experience involving intense fear, helplessness, or a threat to one's life.