1. DEPRESSION: WARM UP #5 1.NAME SOME SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF DEPRESSION. 2.DO YOU THINK DEPRESSION IS MORE COMMON IN MEN OR WOMEN? WHY? 3.WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GRIEF AND DEPRESSION? 4.WHEN IS BEING DEPRESSED A NORMAL REACTION AND WHEN IS IT TRULY MAJOR DEPRESSION?

2. DEPRESSION FEELINGS OF SADNESS, HOPELESSNESS, AND DISPAIR THAT PERSIST AND INTERFERE WITH A INDIVIDUAL’S ABILITY TO FUNCTION SIGNS OF DEPRESSION: CHANGES IN SLEEPING PATTERS CHANGES IN EATING PATTERNS INABILITY TO CONCENTRATE LOSS OF INTEREST IN EVERYDAY ACTIVITIES WITHDRAWAL FROM FAMILY OR FRIENDS AGGRESSIVE OR DESTRUCTIVE BEHAVIOR DEATH THEMES IN ARTWORK, WRITTEN WORK, OR SPEECH

3. VOCABULARY  STIGMA  CUTTING  MANIC  BIPOLAR  COMPULSIVE

4. VOCABULARY  STIGMA  CUTTING  MANIC  BIPOLAR  COMPULSIVE AN IDENTIFYING MARK OR CHARACTERISTIC

5. VOCABULARY  STIGMA  CUTTING  MANIC  BIPOLAR  COMPULSIVE AN IDENTIFYING MARK OR CHARACTERISTIC HARMING ONESELF PHYSICALLY USUALLY WITH KNIFE OR OTHER SHARP OBJECT IN HOPES OF RELIEVING MENTAL PAIN

6. VOCABULARY  STIGMA  CUTTING  MANIC  BIPOLAR  COMPULSIVE AN IDENTIFYING MARK OR CHARACTERISTIC HARMING ONESELF PHYSICALLY USUALLY WITH KNIFE OR OTHER SHARP OBJECT IN HOPES OF RELIEVING MENTAL PAIN OVER EXCITEMENT FROM MENTAL/PHYSICAL HYPERACTIVITY, DISORGANIZATION OF BEHAVIOR AND ELEVATION OF MOOD

7. VOCABULARY  STIGMA  CUTTING  MANIC  BIPOLAR  COMPULSIVE AN IDENTIFYING MARK OR CHARACTERISTIC HARMING ONESELF PHYSICALLY USUALLY WITH KNIFE OR OTHER SHARP OBJECT IN HOPES OF RELIEVING MENTAL PAIN OVER EXCITEMENT FROM MENTAL/PHYSICAL HYPERACTIVITY, DISORGANIZATION OF BEHAVIOR AND ELEVATION OF MOOD PSYCHOLOGICAL DISORDERS OF MOOD. CHARACTERIZED BY ALTERNATING EPISODES OF DEPRESSION AND MANIA

8. VOCABULARY  STIGMA  CUTTING  MANIC  BIPOLAR  COMPULSIVE AN IDENTIFYING MARK OR CHARACTERISTIC HARMING ONESELF PHYSICALLY USUALLY WITH KNIFE OR OTHER SHARP OBJECT IN HOPES OF RELIEVING MENTAL PAIN OVER EXCITEMENT FROM MENTAL/PHYSICAL HYPERACTIVITY, DISORGANIZATION OF BEHAVIOR AND ELEVATION OF MOOD PSYCHOLOGICAL DISORDERS OF MOOD. CHARACTERIZED BY ALTERNATING EPISODES OF DEPRESSION AND MANIA AN IRRESISTIBLE PERSISTENT IMPULSE TO PERFORM AND ACT

9. A.C.T. TECHNIQUE A —ACKNOWLEDGE: That your friend has a problem and the symptoms are serious C —CARE: Let them know that you care about them and want to help them T —TELL: A trusted adult about your concerns

10. LOSS LOSS MOST STRESSFUL LOSS ONE CAN EXPERIENCE: DEATH OF A LOVED ONE OTHER LOSSES INCLUDE: LOSS OF SPORTING COMPETITION PET JOB MOVING AWAY DIVORCE/BREAK UP THE DEGREE OF EMOTION EXPERIENCED FOLLOWING A DEATH DEPENDS ON A VARIETY OF FACTORS INCLUDING: RELATIONSHIP WITH THE PERSON THE CAUSE OF DEATH IF THE DEATH WAS EXPECTED OR THE DURATION OF ANY PRECEDING ILLNESS ONE’S PERSONAL BELIEFS ABOUT LIFE AND DEATH

11. LOSS NAME SOME FEELINGS YOU MAY EXPERIENCE IN REACTIONS TO A LOSS

12. LOSS ARE THESE NORMAL OR NEGATIVE EMOTIONS? DENIAL SADNESS ANGER FEAR CONFUSION RELIEF GUILT INSECURITY HELPLESSNESS

13. 5 STAGES OF GRIEVING PROCESS 1.DENIAL 2.ANGER 3.BARGAINING 4.DEPRESSION 5.ACCEPTANCE

14. GRIEF FOLDABLE: 1) 2) 3) CUT TO MAKE 5 FLAPS Make your fold of to the side so you have a flag on the side to write on. Cut along the dotted lines

15. DENIAL ANGER BARGANING DEPRESSION ACCEPTANCE Label the flaps:

16. WRITE THE FOLLOWING ON THE INSIDE OF EACH FLAP: DENIAL WRITE 3 FEELINGS/EMOTIONS THAT YOU MIGHT EXPERIENCE WHEN GOING THROUGH THE DENIAL STAGE (I.E. DISBELIEF) ANSWER THE QUESTION: WHAT MIGHT CAUSE FEELINGS OF DENIAL? ANGER WRITE 3 FEELINGS/EMOTIONS THAT YOU MIGHT EXPERIENCE WHEN GOING THROUGH THE ANGER STAGE (I.E. MAD) LIST SOME ACTIONS THAT THIS STAGE MIGHT CAUSE SOMEBODY TO DO. BARGAINING WRITE 3 FEELINGS/EMOTIONS THAT YOU MIGHT EXPERIENCE WHEN GOING THROUGH THE BARGAINING STAGE (I.E. DESPERATE) THINK OF AND WRITE AN EXAMPLE OF THE BARGAINING STAGE. DEPRESSION WRITE 3 FEELINGS/EMOTIONS THAT YOU MIGHT EXPERIENCE WHEN GOING THROUGH THE DEPRESSION STAGE (I.E. HOPELESSNESS) LIST SOME WAYS SOMEBODY COULD GET HELP WHEN EXPERIENCING THIS STAGE IN THE GRIEVING PROCESS. ACCEPTANCE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS: DOES REACHING THE ACCEPTANCE STAGE MEAN YOU FORGET? EXPLAIN WHY OR WHY NOT?

17. EXIT TICKET 1.HAVE YOU OR DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO HAS EXPERIENCED A SIGNIFICANT LOSS? 2.DESCRIBE WHAT HAPPENED. 3. HOW DID YOU (OR THE PERSON) REACT? 4.DID YOU (OR THE PERSON) REACH THE ACCEPTANCE STAGE? 5.WHY OR WHY NOT? IF NOT, WHAT CAN YOU DO TO HELP REACH THE ACCEPTANCE STAGE? 6.DOES REACHING THE ACCEPTANCE STAGE MEAN YOU HAVE “FORGOTTEN” ABOUT THIS PERSON?