Wholebeing for Educators · Student sheet
By the end of this lesson, you can describe an ordinary difficult feeling as something that can change over time and identify a safe way to stay present without making the moment worse.
Chart a changing feeling: notes, noticings, or nothing at all. This sheet is yours.
In what kinds of everyday situations might it help to stay with an ordinary hard feeling for a while, and when would it be better to step away or ask for help?
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What does distress tolerance mean in this lesson?
I can describe an ordinary hard feeling as something that can change over time, and name one safe way to stay with it or get support.
□ more than before □ about the same
In what kinds of everyday situations might it help to stay with an ordinary hard feeling for a while, and when would it be better to step away or ask for help?
What does distress tolerance mean in this lesson?
I can describe an ordinary hard feeling as something that can change over time, and name one safe way to stay with it or get support.
□ more than before □ about the same
In what kinds of everyday situations might it help to stay with an ordinary hard feeling for a while, and when would it be better to step away or ask for help?
What does distress tolerance mean in this lesson?
I can describe an ordinary hard feeling as something that can change over time, and name one safe way to stay with it or get support.
□ more than before □ about the same
In what kinds of everyday situations might it help to stay with an ordinary hard feeling for a while, and when would it be better to step away or ask for help?
What does distress tolerance mean in this lesson?
I can describe an ordinary hard feeling as something that can change over time, and name one safe way to stay with it or get support.
□ more than before □ about the same
In what kinds of everyday situations might it help to stay with an ordinary hard feeling for a while, and when would it be better to step away or ask for help?