Brain Flashcards
Three negative coping mechanisms?
Abuse drugs
Denial of the problem
Blame themselves
Three Positive coping mechanisms?
Talking about the issue
Engage in wishful thinking
Physical activity
What is stress?
Stress is the body’s response to an event or situation. It can be positive or negative. Stress is common in everyday life and may be associated with common worries, relationships, school and work.
Four ways on how to reduce stress?
Positive self-talk
Resolving conflict
Meditation
Regular exercise
Four stages of sleep?
NREM Stage 1
NREM Stage 2
NREM Stage 3
NREM Sleep
What happens in NREM Stage 1?
Transition between wakefulness and sleep
Last 5-10 mins
What happens in NREM Stage 2?
Body temperature drops and heart rate slows
Brain begins to produce sleep spindles
What happens in NREM Stage 3?
Muscles relax
Deepest sleep occurs
What happens in REM Sleep?
Eyes move rapidly
Dreams occur
The result of sleep deprivation?
mentally ‘drifting off’ in class
Concentration difficulties
shortened attention span
What is grief?
the reaction to loss and is how we feel, often this is suffering or hardship but a range of emotions is normal.
What is loss?
when we lose something or where something or someone goes away.
What are the 7 stages of grief?
Shock or disbelief
Denial
Bargaining
Guilt
Anger
Depression or sadness
Acceptance and hope
WHat not to do when talking to grieving people?
Talk instead of listening to them
Comparing their grief with yours
Tell them they’re not moving through the stages quickly enough
WHat to do when talking to grieving people?
Listen carefully and with compassions
Let them experience grief in their own way.
Support them don’t judge
