Across
- 2. the quickest way to calm a fight or flight response is to control one’s _______
- 6. a neurotransmitter responsible for sending messages within the brain’s reward system
- 9. a neutral response to an action- neither good nor bad
- 14. care, doing things for yourself that bring you real joy
- 15. the practice of noticing and observing
- 16. a team of individuals assigned to a unit to mentor and facilitate resident schedules on a day-to-day basis
- 18. this coping skill increases empathy, strengthens self concept, and broadens vocabulary
- 20. our brains detour this vital element from the prefrontal cortex to muscles during a fight or flight response
- 21. or flight, a term coined to describe one’s survival state in the midst of real or imagined danger
- 22. a calm and respectful type of communication style that uses “I feel” messages
- 26. this is when you find peace in something you once found difficult to cope with
- 27. the study of human behavior
- 29. this is an emotional state when you’re open-minded and willing to connect and learn
Down
- 1. having true appreciation for things or people that bring you joy, peace, connection etc.
- 3. a _______ system provides stability and safe encouragement in times of need
- 4. the most complex organ in the human body
- 5. planning ahead and setting your near- future self for success is acting on a form of time _______
- 7. a licensed health care provider that treats individuals at inpatient or outpatient levels of care
- 8. this usually describes a duration of time consisting of therapy and/or sometimes medication
- 10. thinking back on one’s own thoughts, feelings, and behaviors
- 11. healthy or unhealthy ways we’ve learned to handle stress
- 12. an experience that shocks your nervous system into full gear for an extended period of time
- 13. having faith that someone or something will ultimately work in your favor
- 17. acceptance, accepting all feelings as neither good nor bad
- 19. a basic emotion that’s easy to feel but difficult to understand its origins
- 23. a form of feeling with someone
- 24. a treatment center usually made up of residential or short term stays
- 25. holding yourself or someone else to their responsibilities or behaviors
- 28. planning to put a vision or idea into action