StressPhysical, mental,and emotionalreactions of yourbody to thechallenges youface.RelaxationResponseReaction inwhich the bodyreturns to itsresting stateafter a stressfulevent.BeliefsIdeas or thoughts aperson knows to betrue, based on realexperiences,scientific fact, orwhat a person haslearned from others.SelfImageYour mental pictureof yourself, whichincludes how youlook, how you act,your skills andabilities, and yourweaknesses; alsocalled self concept.EustressPositivestress thatencouragesgrowth andmotivation.SelfTalkThoughtsand feelingsabout one'sself.EmpathyAbility to putyourself in someoneelse's shoes and tounderstandsomeone else'swants, needs, andviewpoints.EmotionsMoods orfeelingsyouexperience.GratitudeEmotion thatmeans youare thankfulor grateful.MentalDistressMental andemotional state inwhich negativethoughts interferewith daily functionfor a short amountof time.MentalHealthConditionsPatterns ofthoughts andfeelings thatdecrease mentaland emotionalhealth.TraumaExtreme stressdue to deeplydisturbing events,such as disasters,sexual assault, orviolence.ResilienceAbility tobounce backfrom traumaticor stressfulevents.Fight orFlightResponseBody's impulseto either fightoff or flee fromthreateningsituations.SelfCarePractice of taking anactive role inprotecting your ownhealth; involveseating healthy andgetting plenty ofsleep and physicalactivity.StressorAny factorthatcausesstress.IdentityWho you are, whichincludes yourphysical traits,activities, socialconnections,andinternal thoughtsand feelings.AttitudesSet ways aperson thinksor feels aboutsomeone orsomething.DistressStress thatcausesnegativefeelings andharmful healtheffects.OptimismAbility to keep apositive outlookand focus on thegood aspects ofstressfulsituations.SelfCompassionTreating one's selfwith kindness andunderstanding,even whenexperiencingsetbacks anddisappointments.ToxicStressStress caused byrepeated, longlasting exposure tosever stressors,such as neglect andabuse, violence, orloss of a loved one.StressManagementProcess of usingstrategies to reducethe impact of thestress response andhandle threateningsituations in positiveways.EmotionalAwarenessSkill ofknowingwhichemotions youfeel and why.SelfEsteemHow youfeel aboutyourself.EmotionalIntelligence(EI)Skill ofunderstanding,controlling, andexpressing youremotions andsensing theemotions of others.StressPhysical, mental,and emotionalreactions of yourbody to thechallenges youface.RelaxationResponseReaction inwhich the bodyreturns to itsresting stateafter a stressfulevent.BeliefsIdeas or thoughts aperson knows to betrue, based on realexperiences,scientific fact, orwhat a person haslearned from others.SelfImageYour mental pictureof yourself, whichincludes how youlook, how you act,your skills andabilities, and yourweaknesses; alsocalled self concept.EustressPositivestress thatencouragesgrowth andmotivation.SelfTalkThoughtsand feelingsabout one'sself.EmpathyAbility to putyourself in someoneelse's shoes and tounderstandsomeone else'swants, needs, andviewpoints.EmotionsMoods orfeelingsyouexperience.GratitudeEmotion thatmeans youare thankfulor grateful.MentalDistressMental andemotional state inwhich negativethoughts interferewith daily functionfor a short amountof time.MentalHealthConditionsPatterns ofthoughts andfeelings thatdecrease mentaland emotionalhealth.TraumaExtreme stressdue to deeplydisturbing events,such as disasters,sexual assault, orviolence.ResilienceAbility tobounce backfrom traumaticor stressfulevents.Fight orFlightResponseBody's impulseto either fightoff or flee fromthreateningsituations.SelfCarePractice of taking anactive role inprotecting your ownhealth; involveseating healthy andgetting plenty ofsleep and physicalactivity.StressorAny factorthatcausesstress.IdentityWho you are, whichincludes yourphysical traits,activities, socialconnections,andinternal thoughtsand feelings.AttitudesSet ways aperson thinksor feels aboutsomeone orsomething.DistressStress thatcausesnegativefeelings andharmful healtheffects.OptimismAbility to keep apositive outlookand focus on thegood aspects ofstressfulsituations.SelfCompassionTreating one's selfwith kindness andunderstanding,even whenexperiencingsetbacks anddisappointments.ToxicStressStress caused byrepeated, longlasting exposure tosever stressors,such as neglect andabuse, violence, orloss of a loved one.StressManagementProcess of usingstrategies to reducethe impact of thestress response andhandle threateningsituations in positiveways.EmotionalAwarenessSkill ofknowingwhichemotions youfeel and why.SelfEsteemHow youfeel aboutyourself.EmotionalIntelligence(EI)Skill ofunderstanding,controlling, andexpressing youremotions andsensing theemotions of others.

Health - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Physical, mental, and emotional reactions of your body to the challenges you face.
    Stress
  2. Reaction in which the body returns to its resting state after a stressful event.
    Relaxation Response
  3. Ideas or thoughts a person knows to be true, based on real experiences, scientific fact, or what a person has learned from others.
    Beliefs
  4. Your mental picture of yourself, which includes how you look, how you act, your skills and abilities, and your weaknesses; also called self concept.
    Self Image
  5. Positive stress that encourages growth and motivation.
    Eustress
  6. Thoughts and feelings about one's self.
    Self Talk
  7. Ability to put yourself in someone else's shoes and to understand someone else's wants, needs, and viewpoints.
    Empathy
  8. Moods or feelings you experience.
    Emotions
  9. Emotion that means you are thankful or grateful.
    Gratitude
  10. Mental and emotional state in which negative thoughts interfere with daily function for a short amount of time.
    Mental Distress
  11. Patterns of thoughts and feelings that decrease mental and emotional health.
    Mental Health Conditions
  12. Extreme stress due to deeply disturbing events, such as disasters, sexual assault, or violence.
    Trauma
  13. Ability to bounce back from traumatic or stressful events.
    Resilience
  14. Body's impulse to either fight off or flee from threatening situations.
    Fight or Flight Response
  15. Practice of taking an active role in protecting your own health; involves eating healthy and getting plenty of sleep and physical activity.
    Self Care
  16. Any factor that causes stress.
    Stressor
  17. Who you are, which includes your physical traits, activities, social connections,and internal thoughts and feelings.
    Identity
  18. Set ways a person thinks or feels about someone or something.
    Attitudes
  19. Stress that causes negative feelings and harmful health effects.
    Distress
  20. Ability to keep a positive outlook and focus on the good aspects of stressful situations.
    Optimism
  21. Treating one's self with kindness and understanding, even when experiencing setbacks and disappointments.
    Self Compassion
  22. Stress caused by repeated, long lasting exposure to sever stressors, such as neglect and abuse, violence, or loss of a loved one.
    Toxic Stress
  23. Process of using strategies to reduce the impact of the stress response and handle threatening situations in positive ways.
    Stress Management
  24. Skill of knowing which emotions you feel and why.
    Emotional Awareness
  25. How you feel about yourself.
    Self Esteem
  26. Skill of understanding, controlling, and expressing your emotions and sensing the emotions of others.
    Emotional Intelligence (EI)