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