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What is resilience?

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Adapting or recentering from a traumatic experience to get yourself bouncing back positively.

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What are protective factors?

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Factors in our lives that help us be resilient.

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What are risk factors?

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Factors that may cause difficulties for a person.

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What is a drug?

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Any substance other than food that changes how the body works.

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What is drug use?

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Mistaking, inhaling, absorbing, or injecting drugs to a limit that changes the way you think, act, or feel.

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What is drug abuse?

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Involves the use of drugs to the extent that it interferes with one’s daily life at school, work, etc.

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What are stimulants?

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A drug that makes people feel awake and energetic by exciting the nervous system.

Example: Amphetamines, cocaine, crack, caffeine, nicotine.

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What are depressants?

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They depress the nervous system by slowing down the heartbeat, breathing while lowering blood sugar.

Example: Alcohol, Rohypnol.

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What are hallucinogens?

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Distorts a person’s perceptions of reality to the point where they believe/see things that aren’t real.

Example: Marijuana, LSD, Meth, Ecstasy.

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What are synthetic drugs?

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Man-made drugs that are often designed to mimic the effects of other illegal drugs.

Example: Bath Salts, Ecstasy, GHD, LSD, Meth.

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Why are drugs dangerous?

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They can produce measurable responses in the body and brain, leading to violent reactions, paranoia, delusions, severe hallucinations, and racing heartbeat.

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What is Distress?

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Negative stress.

Example: Divorce, death in family.

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What is Fustress?

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Positive stress.

Example: New job, new school.

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What are some risk factors for mental health issues?

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History of mental health, poverty, history of substance use.

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What are the long-term effects of Alcohol?

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Liver disease, cancer, mental health issues.

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What are the long-term effects of Nicotine?

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Heart/lung diseases, cancer.

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What are the short-term effects of Alcohol?

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Slurred speech, headache, euphoria.

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What are the short-term effects of Nicotine?

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Drowsiness, nausea, relaxation.

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What are the short-term effects of Cannabis?

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Anxiety, brain damage, dry mouth.

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What are some social behavior changes due to substance use?

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Reduced appetite, dry mouth, altered perception.

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What are some cognitive impairments from substance use?

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Dizziness, anxiety, cognitive impairment.

23
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What are the steps in situation communication skills?

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  1. Delay skills 2. Negotiation skills 3. Refusal.
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What are the steps in the decision-making process?

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Identify, Decide, Evaluate, Act.

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What resources are available for mental health support?
1. Kids Help Phone 2. Suicide crisis hotline 3. Guidance.
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What are common stressors for youth?
Family, Friends, Technology, School, Financial issues, Culture.
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What family-related stressors can youth experience?
Divorce, arguments about money, feeling ashamed of family.
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What friend-related stressors can youth face?
Worrying about what people think, rumors, feeling like you belong.
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What technology-related stressors affect youth?
Receiving worrying texts, mental health concerns, pictures being sent.
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What school-related stressors do youth encounter?
Marks, peers at school, assignments.
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What financial stressors can impact youth?
Arguments about money, feeling ashamed of family.
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What cultural stressors do youth experience?
People making fun of their culture, expectations from culture.
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What can youth feel due to cultural expectations?
Not doing enough, feeling inadequate.
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What are emotional symptoms of stress?
Anxiety, depression, anger
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What are physical symptoms of stress?
headaches, dry mouth, grinding teeth
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What are behavioral symptoms of stress?
Impatience, aggressiveness, short temper, increased alcohol or drug use, increase in smoking, poor work performance
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What are mental symptoms of stress?
Constant negative thinking, very critical of yourself, inability to make decisions, distorted ideas, difficulty concentrating
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What are health problems associated with stress?
High blood pressure, migraines, irritable bowel syndrome, ulcers, strokes, heart attacks, skin rashes
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What is a method for managing stress that involves tensing and relaxing muscle groups?
Progressive muscle relaxation
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What technique involves focusing on breath to reduce stress?
Relaxation breathing
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What activity can help alleviate stress by providing enjoyment?
Listen to music
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What is a simple way to relieve stress that involves humor?
Laugh