Distress Tolerance Skills

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Accepting reality as it is right now instead of fighting against it
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Drawing or playing video games is the example of it
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Assisting a friend is an example of this
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Cleaning your room is an example of this
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Taking a walk or ask for a break are examples of this
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Helps when emotions are so intense that you need a break before making decisions
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Calming yourself by using your 5 senses
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Being able to survive difficult emotions and stressful situations in a healthy way
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Looking at things
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Something you listen to
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You use your nose for this
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You use your mouth for this
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How you hold,squeeze, or feel with your hands
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Things we feel