1. Health and Wellness

2. Health Pre-Assessment
Which of the following defines good emotional health?
Getting plenty of exercise
Being a dependable and loyal friend
Accepting your strength and weaknesses
Accepting new ideas and concepts

3. Health Pre-Assessment
Mental health is the way that you
Recognize and cope with feelings
Cope with the demands of daily life
Interact with people
All of the above

4. Health Pre-Assessment
Which of the following influences is NOT an environmental influence on your health?
Peer pressure
Pollen
Microscopic organisms
Air quality

5. Health Pre-Assessment
A set of behaviors by which you live is your
Attitude
Heredity
Life skills
Lifestyle

6. Health Pre-Assessment
Which of the following activities is part of good hygiene?
Brushing your teeth
Getting plenty of exercise
Avoiding drugs and alcohol
Eating a healthy diet

7. Health Pre-Assessment
Which of the following activities is an example of preventive healthcare?
Taking aspirin for a headache
Taking antibiotics to prevent infection
Wrapping a twisted ankle
Eating nutritious meals

8. Health Pre-AssessmentC B A D

9. Health and Wellness
Health is a condition of your physical, emotional, mental, and social well-being.
It is important that each part of your health is in balance because they are all equally important.

10. Physical Health
Physical health is part of health that describes the condition of the body.

11. Emotional Health
Emotional health is the way you recognize and deal with your feelings.

12. Mental Health
Mental health is how you deal with life’s demands.

13. Social Health
Social health is how well you get along with other people.

14. Why is it import to know about all aspects of health
Why is it import to know about all aspects of health? Mental, Emotional, Social, and Physical.

15. Journal- What do you think it is
Journal- What do you think it is?(Pick 1) Mental Emotional Physical or social
Getting 8 hours of sleep
Getting plenty of physical activity
Being considerate of other people and their needs
Practice good hygiene.
Avoiding drugs, alcohol, and tobacco.
Expressing your emotions in words rather than acting them out.
Showing self-control, and thinking before your act.
Eating nutritious foods and a balanced diet
Accepting your strengths and weaknesses, and respecting yourself.
Recognize and deal with stress in a positive way

16. Accept new ideas
Effectively solve problems
Showing respect to others
Being dependable
Supporting people you care about when they make the right choices
Expressing your true feelings
Dealing with sadness appropriately and in a timely manner.
Imagining how you would feel if you were in another person’s place
Asking for help when you need it.
Knowing your personal standards and values when it comes to dating.

17. Health and Wellness
Did you notice how some of the items could fit into more than one area of health?
This is because there is no definitive line for each category.
Sometimes the areas of health will overlap and share different aspects.
Often times people focus only on the physical part of their health.
But it is important that all four parts remain balanced.

18. Health and Wellness
Wellness is the state of good health achieved by balancing your physical, mental, emotional, and social health.

19. Health Assessment
One of the best ways to evaluate your health is to take a health assessment.
A health assessment is a set of questions that allows you to evaluate each of the four parts of your health.

20. Assignment Intro:2
Let’s see how you fare on a personal health assessment.
In your journal answer each item. Give yourself:
4 points for each “almost always”
2 points for “some time”
0 points for “almost never”.
There are no wrong answers. Be honest with yourself so you can see at what level your personal health is at and in what areas you can improve upon.

21. Health Assessment Health Habit Almost Always 4 Some Time 2
Almost Never
1. I am physically active regularly.
2. I eat a variety of foods, including fruits and vegetables.
3. I find it easy to relax and express my feelings.
4. I have close friends or relatives in whom I can confide.
5. I prepare for events that I know will be stressful to me.
6. I avoid risky behavior.
7. I practice good hygiene.

22. Health Assessment 2 Add up your scores. How did you do?
Scores means you have great health habits
Scores means your health habits are good overall, but there is room for improvement.
Scores 7-14 indicates that many of your health habits need work.
Scores 0-6 mean that you taking unnecessary risks with your health.

23. Evaluate Data
How did the health assessment help you to better understand your personal health?
In what area(s) are you doing well?
In what area(s) do you need to focus more attention?
How could assess your health on a regular bases help you to maintain good personal health?

24. Factors of Health
What are factor of Health or what general things in your life that determine your health?

25. Factors of Health
There are many things that influence your personal health.
Heredity: the passing down of traits from a parent to child.
You can not control what traits are passed down to you, but you can control how you deal with those traits.
For example, if one of your parents wears glasses, you might have to wear glasses.

26. Factors of Health
Environment: is everything around you, including the things you cannot see.
The following are examples of how the environment can affect your health.
Pollution
Pollen that leads to allergies
Second Hand Smoke

27. Factors of Health
Peers: Someone who is the same age or is in the same grade as you and who has similar interest
Peers can have both positive and negative affects on your health.
For example, peers can help you make good decisions in difficult situations (positive influence) or they can push you into making a poor decisions (negative influence)

28. Factors of Health
Media: The media is a major source of information about health. Newspaper, television, radio, and the web are just some examples of media.
Not all media messages are beneficial or should be believed.
For example, products that promise that you can lose a lot of weight in a short amount of time would not be an accurate source of information.

29. Factors of Health
Your lifestyle is a set of behaviors by which you live.
For example, choosing whether of not you will exercise today is a lifestyle choice.
Another example would be choosing not smoke.
Both examples have an affect on your body, one has a short term effect while the other has a long term effect.

30. Factors of Health
Your attitude is the way you act, think, or feel that causes you to make one choice over another.
Having a healthy attitude will help you make better choices and gain confidence.

31. Factors of Health
Preventive healthcare is taking the steps necessary to prevent illness or accidents
Some examples would be yearly health check ups, buckling your seat belt, and wearing a helmet when riding a bike or skate boarding.

32. Heredity Negatives Positives Heredity Heredity
You need to list at three positive and negative health issues in each categories of heredity, environment, peers, media, lifestyles, attitude, and preventive health care. When you are done there should be 21 positives and negative listed.
Negatives
Heredity
Having been born with Cystic Fibrosis.
Skin cancer runs in the family.
Not being able to spell.
Positives
Heredity
Having genes that are good with math.
Being tall.
Having straight teeth.

33. Goal Setting Smart Goals S – Specific (or Significant).
M – Measurable (or Meaningful).
A – Attainable (or Action- Oriented).
R – Relevant (or Rewarding).
T – Time-bound (or Trackable).
Example
Complete Masters
I will get a certificate
I can go to university of phoenix
Pay raise and increase job outlook
I start in 1 years. I need my level 2 first

34. Who’s fault is it?
Blame
Responsibility