healthy coping mechanism outdoor activities accepting yourself talking with someone eating more than one meal per day learn new skills learning how to calm self deep breathing music drinking water taking a bath keeping a journal for self reflection create a to-do list exercise getting on a better sleep schedule improving social skills/life use of humor weighing the pros and cons practice, practice, practice set long- term and short-term goals set boundaries maintaining self care and mental health setting daily self- care goals working on fixing bad habits asking for support healthy coping mechanism outdoor activities accepting yourself talking with someone eating more than one meal per day learn new skills learning how to calm self deep breathing music drinking water taking a bath keeping a journal for self reflection create a to-do list exercise getting on a better sleep schedule improving social skills/life use of humor weighing the pros and cons practice, practice, practice set long- term and short-term goals set boundaries maintaining self care and mental health setting daily self- care goals working on fixing bad habits asking for support
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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.
E-healthy coping mechanism
R-outdoor activities
R-accepting yourself
E-talking with someone
O-eating more than one meal per day
A-learn new skills
E-learning how to calm self
A-deep breathing
C-music
C-drinking water
O-taking a bath
A-keeping a journal for self reflection
R-create a to-do list
R-exercise
C-getting on a better sleep schedule
O-improving social skills/life
O-use of humor
O-weighing the pros and cons
C-practice, practice, practice
E-set long- term and short-term goals
R-set boundaries
C-maintaining self care and mental health
A-setting daily self- care goals
E-working on fixing bad habits
A-asking for support