Mayfield Publishing Company The Six Dimensions of Wellness  Physical  Physical wellness  Emotional  Emotional wellness  Intellectual  Intellectual.

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Mayfield Publishing Company The Six Dimensions of Wellness  Physical  Physical wellness  Emotional  Emotional wellness  Intellectual  Intellectual wellness  Spiritual  Spiritual wellness  Interpersonal  Interpersonal and social wellness  Environmental  Environmental wellness

Mayfield Publishing Company Behaviors Contributing to Wellness  Physical activity  Healthy diet  Healthy body weight  Effective stress management  Avoidance of tobacco and other drugs; wise use of alcohol, if any  Protection from disease and injury

Mayfield Publishing Company Getting Serious About Behavior Change 1. Identify the wellness-related behavior that you want to change 2. Gather information and increase your knowledge 3. Understand your limitations and abilities 4. Don’t do it alone - seek the advice and support of caring individuals

Mayfield Publishing Company What Does It Take to Change?  Motivation – raising consciousness about the problem behavior helps create motivation to change  Understanding your locus of control – what you consider to be the source of responsibility for events in your life – can be internal or external

Mayfield Publishing Company Developing a Behavior Change Plan 1. Monitor behavior and gather data 2. Analyze the data and identify patterns 3. Set specific goals 4. Devise a strategy or plan of action – modify environment – create rewards – involve others 5. Make a personal contract

Mayfield Publishing Company Staying With It  Anticipate  Anticipate and overcome possible obstacles: – social – social influences – levels – levels of motivation and commitment – choice – choice of techniques and level of effort – stress – stress barriers – procrastination, – procrastination, rationalization, blaming  Get  Get outside help if needed